does it work with 220v? i thing subwoofer can, but i want to check about sound bar. thank you.
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Yes. Both the bar and the subwoofer actually run off of transformers (separate for the bar, built-in on the subwoofer) and both say they take "100-240v".
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I live in South Carolina, USA, and my model is 110 volt only for both soundbar and subwoofer. Check with Polk Audio for a 220 volt version or you may be able to use a voltage converter. Gary
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Don't understand foss's comment re: junk. What's not to like about deep rich bass and a great midrange. Might like a little more high end. My system replaced my Onkyo 5 speaker surround system and sounds nearly as good but I can relocate the polk where I want.
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If the power supply is rated for 220, which another reviewer says it can handle, then you should be alright. Worst case scenario is that you might fry a power supply, but not likely the sound bar itself.
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Hi Moses Imomoh,The power requirement of this Sound Bar is 120V, 60Hz. Thanks. >Joffrey
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There is a 220V model. Best is to contact polkaudio.com/support/contact by email for correct model number.
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WTF?! Home Audio speakers operate at 5 volts. Pro Audio operates at 74 volts. Only the components operate at 110 volt. So not sure what your asking, nor do you it seems.
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Since the speakers are powered through your receiver/television, it should step down voltage. I don't think there is any difference between 110 or 220 volts.
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I tried using it with 220 volts and it stopped working. Do not use it with higher voltage!
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No, unfortunately it's 110V only. I run the subwoofer with a Simran 200W power converter in Germany since more than 2 years without any issues.
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I don't think it will.It's not 240v Subwoofer*You probably need a converter adaptor.Or check for a Sub w/240v that is compatible in your country ok?This really is a unbelievable Sub!I hope you can find this model in your country.Best sub for the $$$$ I have ever heard!
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It works with 220v. I had the same doubt, bought one piece and installed it to 220v in Argentina, and it worked OK.
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Hello, It appears that this can be used with 240V. However, since I use 120V, I cannot confirm this. You may consider checking with Behringer.
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It's 110V only. I bought it, but it wasn't what I expected. Fan too loud, really. I tested it against Europower 2000 and my Onkyo TX-NR717. Both Behringer were way below the Onkyo in terms of sound crisp and quality. I ended ended up sending them back and bought a Crown XLS2000. I can highly recommend it.
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It depends on where it was brought. Usually, Yamaha in the US/Canada is always 110 volt. In Europe/UK/Australia/NZ it will be 220-240 volt. Often in Asia it will be the international models which have a switch on the back or it automatically switches between 110 volt and 220-240 volt depending on the product. I have this subwoofer (SW315) that I brought in the United States and it only accepts 110 volts. I hope this helps.
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I have brought it to China now. It is really wonderful.The sountbar works well on 220V, but the subwood had to work under a transformer.
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Dear Sultan, Thank you for your inquiry. The Onkyo LS-B50 Soundbar system only works in 120V/60Hz. Please let me know if I can answer any additional questions for you! Regards, Eric Cohen World Wide Stereo
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I wish I knew for certain. Because I had the same question. I saw on the web that someone was able to get it to work on 220V, but the official manual says that it should only be plugged into 120V. The manual can be found at http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/t/t980_60/t980_60_dfu_aen.pdf.
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I have the US model and it is 110V. Just remember is you buy it from Amazon, you do not have a warranty because they are not authorized vendor. B&W is great at speakers, less so at electronics so you might need the warranty. My unit failed and B&W won't honor the warranty because I didn't buy it from an authorized vendor. It is now an expensive paper weight.
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I doubt it will work on 220 v. Very few appliances/tv's etc sold in the US can operate on 220 volts.