Thank you Nelson!! Do you know if I could download the service manual in PDF?
Ha, you wish. But a competent tech will have no problem spotting the correct taps. I wouldn't be surprised if it is even marked on the silkscreen. Soldered or screwed?
Here's how it probably looks inside: Pass Labs X350 Inside - micsp15's Gallery - Canuck Audio Mart
Is there any information available whether on the newest .8 models the voltage can be changed. (From 120v to 220v-240v)
These have dedicated transformers for each Voltage so no.
The next question is:
Can I trade in a 120V Pass Labs transformer for a 240V one.
It would be practical to purchase the transformer and install it locally.
For that case, we are back to calling Kent at Pass Labs.
It would be practical to purchase the transformer and install it locally.
For that case, we are back to calling Kent at Pass Labs.
Always going the extra mile to help.
You are a bloody legend.
Is Kent persuaded with alcohol? Hahahaha
110v to 240v
Sorry to be a PITA Nelson, but is it the same on the X100.5 monoblocks?
I ask as I can get a pair of these for the same price as a X350.5. Only the shipping will cost more due to the extra weight. From what I have read, there is a small increase in audio quality when going from a X250.5 to a X350.5, but a huge increase when going from a X250.5 to X100.5 monoblocks. Plus I don't have to worry about a wife's approval! many people have commented when they see the amount of audio gear in my house that "you don't have a wife, do you".
Sorry to be a PITA Nelson, but is it the same on the X100.5 monoblocks?
I ask as I can get a pair of these for the same price as a X350.5. Only the shipping will cost more due to the extra weight. From what I have read, there is a small increase in audio quality when going from a X250.5 to a X350.5, but a huge increase when going from a X250.5 to X100.5 monoblocks. Plus I don't have to worry about a wife's approval! many people have commented when they see the amount of audio gear in my house that "you don't have a wife, do you".
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