I live in England and have to use a transformer for some of my US made stuff. Most US nonexport stuff cannot work on 220V 50 hz, and some will ... my Mark Levinson 360DAC will not. An amplifier should not be a problem. You will have to open up the amp and see if there is a switch. If not, you should call NAD and ask them, as not all US products have dual power transformers in them. You can still use a step down transformer and the amp may work off 50hz.
How to convert a NAD 120 V amplifier to 220 V?
Hi,
I’m a Belgian last year student Industrial Design. For my final project I’m making a pair of ceramic speakers (Visaton drivers). Now I’m looking for an amplifier to drive them, I was thinking of a NAD S300 integrated amp. But with my limited budget I searched for second hand gear and found one in the US.
Is it possible to switch this amplifier from 120 V 60Hz to our 220 V 50Hz network?
I’m a Belgian last year student Industrial Design. For my final project I’m making a pair of ceramic speakers (Visaton drivers). Now I’m looking for an amplifier to drive them, I was thinking of a NAD S300 integrated amp. But with my limited budget I searched for second hand gear and found one in the US.
Is it possible to switch this amplifier from 120 V 60Hz to our 220 V 50Hz network?
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