Does anybody know how to switch the power supply of the BAE 6 slot lunchbox to 240V? i just bought one on ebay from the US.
Cheers
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Switching Brent Averill Lunchbox power supply to 240V
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Yeah,
Im in Adelaide, so that works out well :) Cheers.
I got a wiring diagram from Brent Averill - looks like a soldering job - I really should learn one of these days.
Thanks guys.
Im in Adelaide, so that works out well :) Cheers.
I got a wiring diagram from Brent Averill - looks like a soldering job - I really should learn one of these days.
Thanks guys.
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crikey you got a wiring diagram from a manufacturer! Unheard of service these days. ( sorry...i'm just a bit cynical today after repairing a digi 192, with that manufacturer not willing or able to provide any info at all )
swing past and assuming there is an dual primary transformer in there, the swap to 230V should be a snack
Rob
swing past and assuming there is an dual primary transformer in there, the swap to 230V should be a snack
Rob
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Hey Rob,
Squire?
I also spoke to Evan about it - we are recording half our album with him at Broadcast -
Brent Averill were quite helpful - replied straight away - you wouldn't think considering I didn't buy a brand new one - nice them I guess. They just shot me through a wiring diagram.
I ended up getting a guy at my work to do it (he works on whitegoods etc...) pretty easy soldering job. He also put a switch on it as well so i don't have to turn it off at the wall.
All working lovely - although the rack is looking lonely with just a purple biz.
Cheers mate.
Squire?
I also spoke to Evan about it - we are recording half our album with him at Broadcast -
Brent Averill were quite helpful - replied straight away - you wouldn't think considering I didn't buy a brand new one - nice them I guess. They just shot me through a wiring diagram.
I ended up getting a guy at my work to do it (he works on whitegoods etc...) pretty easy soldering job. He also put a switch on it as well so i don't have to turn it off at the wall.
All working lovely - although the rack is looking lonely with just a purple biz.
Cheers mate.
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Yep - we did drums and guitars and bass and piano there with EV - we did vocals, strings through my mates JLM's - think they are 1073 clones - sound pretty warm!
Going back to mix soon. It's sounding really nice
Going back to mix soon. It's sounding really nice
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