By alwaysfresh
Tue Oct 14, 2008 12:16 am
Well, Akai still hasn't replied to me, but I did sent an email to VST asking if they knew anything about it. This is the response I got:
Very interesting question, even the service manual indicates universal power
(100-240VAC, 50/60hz). The power switch pcb and switch mode power supply are
designed for this power requirement. I did check several MPC2000XL's and
they all have 110 V. stickers. I don't have an answer for you - but should
work.
Regards,
David
so...theres already a fellow in england and in australia with US MPCs working without transformers...right? i'm working up the balls to plug mine in, though then again maybe its better to be safe than sorry...gah...im gonna wait another day and then im just gonna call Akai. At this point, it would just be a good thing to know for the greater good of the traveling MPC users :p
Very interesting question, even the service manual indicates universal power
(100-240VAC, 50/60hz). The power switch pcb and switch mode power supply are
designed for this power requirement. I did check several MPC2000XL's and
they all have 110 V. stickers. I don't have an answer for you - but should
work.
Regards,
David
so...theres already a fellow in england and in australia with US MPCs working without transformers...right? i'm working up the balls to plug mine in, though then again maybe its better to be safe than sorry...gah...im gonna wait another day and then im just gonna call Akai. At this point, it would just be a good thing to know for the greater good of the traveling MPC users :p



