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I have been offered a pristine Beocord 4500 free of charge in absolutely PRISTINE condition, cosmetically and mechanically but there is a catch. This Beocord is set for 230v and I live in Canada, 230v.
Is there any way to make this work?
Jeff
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yes these is this way. You can moderate it as per your country allows you, take it to any electrician and ask him to convert it to (whatever volt your country allows) to :)
Piaf: I have been offered a pristine Beocord 4500 free of charge in absolutely PRISTINE condition, cosmetically and mechanically but there is a catch. This Beocord is set for 230v and I live in Canada, 230v. Is there any way to make this work? Jeff
You just need to modify some jumpers on the PCB, its all in the service manual.
/Jacob