Why?
Describe the output device, rail volts, and your problem.
Most amps have similar circuits with minor variations.
Like the STKs, 2955 / 3055 , TIPs, chip amps and so on.
Unlikely it was a unique design.
So a similar circuit can be found in another model from a different maker, and that can get you started.
Describe the output device, rail volts, and your problem.
Most amps have similar circuits with minor variations.
Like the STKs, 2955 / 3055 , TIPs, chip amps and so on.
Unlikely it was a unique design.
So a similar circuit can be found in another model from a different maker, and that can get you started.
Because I want to confirm before buying one that I can change the mains voltage without too much hassle
Buy another make, not British.
Most Japanese are good, from the 70s and 80s...
https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/accuphase/a-70.shtml
Read it, don't waste everybody's time.
Should tell you enough to find out the voltages it can acept.
Most Japanese are good, from the 70s and 80s...
https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/accuphase/a-70.shtml
Read it, don't waste everybody's time.
Should tell you enough to find out the voltages it can acept.
American sets like Carver excite strong emotions.
To ship an amp from the USA, you must have better choices, unless it is a bargain.
It's your money, and your perception that counts.
To ship an amp from the USA, you must have better choices, unless it is a bargain.
It's your money, and your perception that counts.
“Read it, don't waste everybody's time”
I’ve already read it. What on earth makes you think that would help with what I want to know. Please feel free to waste your time elsewhere.
I’ve already read it. What on earth makes you think that would help with what I want to know. Please feel free to waste your time elsewhere.
You mean it did not specify the input voltage in the instruction manual?
Incompetent clowns...and that tells a lot about the company's attitude for customers.
If it is outside the USA, probably a 240 V supply is being used.
Ask the seller.
Incompetent clowns...and that tells a lot about the company's attitude for customers.
If it is outside the USA, probably a 240 V supply is being used.
Ask the seller.