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25th November 2008, 05:35 AM
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cambridge audio cd-6
I have a cambridge audio cd-6 which i know is old but which I quite like. it sounds great and was designed by paul westlake, apparently.
I have moved from the uk to the us and brought it with me. what is the best way to convert it to us voltage. should i use a step up transformer or can i do some work inside the cabinet to switch it any suggestions? |
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