Will the NAD DAC 1 as shipped by Amazon work in a country with 220 volt AC?
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Thanks for your question. This is a 110V unit. This is a fantastic sounding DAC. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud NAD dealer.
1586512
My experience from working overseas is that seeking a converter AC110-120V 50Hz to AC220-240V 50Hz
882515
Ive looked at specs on the back of this charger it says nothing about 220 i know if you go to dewalt.com you can pick the country you live in and probaly find a 220 version i belive you can buy a 120 to 220 converter...I wouldnt want to unless you haft to if dewalt is smart they a 220v version as europe uses 220 also. i wouldnt dont buy this unit. try this number its the south america branch 0800 703 4644 . good luck
310452
It uses a 120v here, so it would not work overseas unless you use a converter.
467745
I don't know about the voltage output on a dac, but my Cambridge Audio DacMagic works fine with my ESP-950.
2209808
The Marsona site offers a dual voltage adapter for it and another site says, "If you travel out of the country a lot you can purchase a voltage adapter." Both of those indicate to me that it wouldn't automatically work in another country, unless you had an adapter. They sell for around $15, which isn't very expensive for the convenience and the great sound machine.
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I bought it in the USA for a house in the USA. So it takes the regular AC in here: 120 V, 60 Hz. I would need to check further, but actually the speaker's driver seems to work with DC, because the power outlet end is a small box and the end that goes to the speaker looks like a DC connector, so it may even take any adapter as long as it provides with the same output and quality level of the DC signal.
1569532
The electric power charger is autovolt - from 100 volts to 240 volts. So you can charge your EasyAcc anywhere in the world. There should be no problem. I have used mine when I was in the Philippines, and I plug in the power adaptor to a 220volts and I didn't have any issues at all.
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Sorry for the delayed response, but I was vacationing. Anyway, I looked over the packaging (on this and all my New Trent external batteries, and it doesn't mention 110/120v at all. However, on my New Trent NT90C Dual Port AC Charger unit, in which your plug in these external battery packs for charging, it does mention "Input: AC100-240V 50/60Hz 150mA MAX". Not an expert, but my guess is if you're running your New Trent external battery through that, you'd be fine.
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I personally have not had the chance to take it back to Europe yet but I have taken back a lot of equipment such as my Numark 4trak turntables and other devices which have not had any issues regarding voltage differences that are found in European outlets versus American outlets. I cannot guarantee anything but I really don't think you will need a transformer to convert the power.
806047
I have one, so:Yes, it does also works in 220V AC.Yes, it does remember pairings when switched-back-on/plugged-back-in.The reception is stereo.If you're still unsure, check specifications in manufacturer's product website.
1908004
Yes, no problem. Both of power adapter for controller and battery charger for headphone comply 100 to 240V AC. You need adapters for the plugs though. (Different type/shape is used in Singapore as you may know.)
1100581
No. There is no circuitry for handling 220. You would need an external adapter of some kind.
1529839
There are specific versions for 110V and 220V. this is a Digital amp, but one with a Linear power supply. You have to find a specific 220V version.
1655045
I don't know....220 is usually for Europe, etc....you have to ask an electrian or where you buy or bought it.
187235
Thanks for your question. This is a 110V piece and it consumes very little power. This is a fantastic sounding DAC. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud NAD dealer.
1508586
I didn't bought this on Amazon. I bought it at my local home store. You will need a proper voltage converter for this to work in Korea (if you're buying from Amazon). Feeding a 110v machine with 220v may work but will burn it very fast. Soon after, the machine will start to smoke and stop working.