As far as I know, almost users recommend DP560.
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In this case, I want to change to 220-240v.J1 = 100v J2 = 120v J3 = 220-240v So if you want to change input voltage to 120V, just simply move the jumper wire to J2 or move it to J3 for 220V-240V. I didn’t see any standby transformer or J4 and J5 on the pictures, please make sure there isn’t a standby transformer hiding somewhere, otherwise the transformer will be fried when power up with 220/240V mains voltage! if you would tell me how to solder a jumper wire. Do I need to pierce on the board before soldering a jumper wire?Accuphase gears are expensive (to me at least), if you need to ask this question, no offense, I suggest you find someone with electronic and soldering skill to do the conversion for you. |
@imhififan , Here are pictures of DP-560 power board: https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=6E164E2EDFDD40F6&id=6E164E2EDFDD40F6%2167224&parId=6E164E2EDFDD40F6%21120&o=OneUp https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=6E164E2EDFDD40F6&id=6E164E2EDFDD40F6%2167225&parId=6E164E2EDFDD40F6%21120&o=OneUp Also, I will appreciate very much if you would tell me how to solder a jumper wire. Do I need to pierce on the board before soldering a jumper wire? In this case, I want to change to 220-240v. |