[haejuk]

Hi everyone,
 
I have been trying to come up with a list of amps that have voltage selectors.  This would be a little rotary switch in the back of the amp where you can select mains voltage (like 115v or 230v).  This is a really nice feature to have when you move between regions and don't want to buy/sell your gear each time you move. 
 
I know most Meier Corda amps have this feature.  I had built a Beta22 with this feature, but sadly had to sell it for financial reasons.  I guess the O2 could be considered a desktop amp and you can easily get a different wall-wart for whatever region you are in.  What other amps are out there that allow the user to select the mains voltage?

 

[Mad Max]

Whatever amplifiers that you can look up and see pictures of online and check for that mains voltage selector. 

 

[haejuk]

Yes.  I have done that for amps that I am interested in, but I usually come up disappointed seeing a sticker on the back that indicates the voltage it is wired up for.  Since no one is chiming in with anything that I glaringly missed, I am guessing this is a pretty uncommon feature for whatever reason.  I found it pretty easy to implement on DIY amps, but I am not keen on trying to find replacement power transformers and drilling out an extra hole for voltage selection in commercial amps.

 

[bbophead]

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Yes.  I have done that for amps that I am interested in, but I usually come up disappointed seeing a sticker on the back that indicates the voltage it is wired up for.  Since no one is chiming in with anything that I glaringly missed, I am guessing this is a pretty uncommon feature for whatever reason.  I found it pretty easy to implement on DIY amps, but I am not keen on trying to find replacement power transformers and drilling out an extra hole for voltage selection in commercial amps.

Woo.

 

[formula1]

Of the models i know, Music hall and Burson audio have it. 

 

[haejuk]

Thanks for the input everyone.  I didn't know Woo, Burson, and Music Hall generally did this.