I can solder fine, but it's propably better to go for a converter. Thanks Dieter! --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, <yahoo@...> wrote: > > > Hey! > > > > What should I do when I want to use Doepfer MCV24 115V version in > > Europe (230V)? > > > > Is it a simple modification inside the MCV24 or should I just buy > > a step down (230V to 115V) converter? > > > > Thanks, > > > > ysi > > If you are familiar with electronics I could send you a technical document > that described how to modify the MCV24 for 230V. These notes are intended > for experts only. Carrying out of works described in this document is > allowed only for authorized personnel who are familiar with all valid safety > rules. Laymen are not allowed to carry out these works ! Danger to Life. > Please contact me directly (hardware@...) if applicable. > > Otherwise please use a step down converter. I'd also recommend the use of a > step down converter if you plan to use the MCV24 in 115V countries again. It > takes at least 30 minutes to modify the MCV24 for 115V. The 230V > modification should be carried only if the unit will be used for a long > period in Europe. > > Best wishes > Dieter Doepfer >
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Re: Doepfer MCV24 - using 115V version in Europe?
2010-03-03 by ysinollaysi
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