Most of the producers uses dual primary windings (2*115V) on the power transformers and they just connect them in series for 230V and in parallel for 115V. Simple jumpers on the PS boards usually do the job. Knowing Mr. Pass older designs from service manuals he does the same. So all you need would be just to reconfigurate the junpers for 230V.
Otherwise you would need step up transformers. In case of preamplifier the 100Watt one would do the job, but in case of big power amp you would need a monster one.
Otherwise you would need step up transformers. In case of preamplifier the 100Watt one would do the job, but in case of big power amp you would need a monster one.
You should try to get confirmation that the amp has two sets
of primaries that you can put in series. Generally a call or email
to peter@passlabs.com is the way to find out.
of primaries that you can put in series. Generally a call or email
to peter@passlabs.com is the way to find out.
Babowana said:Reliable audio manufacturers must have own responsibility on good advices and after-services. Why don’t you contact as asked by Papa of PassLabs . . . ?
I asked them a week ago and got no reply that why i came on here.
They have now replied though.
- Status
- This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button.