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  • February 5, 2011 at 11:01 am #81325
    berktuncsson
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    Hi

    First post in this forum. I am on the hunt for an Electro Harmonix Frequency Analyzer on ebay as I’ve never seen it in any store here in Sweden and I do not even know if the retailers here stock it. The problem is that it comes with an unusual 40V (if I’m not mistaken) DC adapter and I do not know if it is a universal adapter. It will be a hassle if I buy it from North America and it is not 220V compatible. Then I will have to use a transformator. I am wondering if EHX 40V adapter can be used on 220V.

    I am interested in both the older (bigger) and the newer model.

    Thanks in advance.

    February 5, 2011 at 11:16 am #114144
    melx
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    here you go..

    http://www.thomann.de/gb/electro_harmonix_40dc_100_eu_netzadapter.htm

    €13

    EDIT, sorry… I misread your post!!

    that’s the PSU for the new version, i’m not sure if the old model has a different tip.

    yeah, the US power supply won’t be the correct voltage if you buy it from the USA.. so you’ll either need to correct power supply or a transformer to convert the voltage.

    Probably best to buy it from Europe to be honest

    they have the new one in stock at thomann

    http://www.thomann.de/gb/electro_harmonix_frequency_analyser.htm

    they are based in Germany but sell all over the EU, I’ve used them many times from the UK.

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