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  • May 24, 2010 at 3:10 pm #80255
    jplatz
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    I live in the US but gig regularly in Europe. Can I purchase a euro power cord, specifically Germany and Italy, for my us purchased E.H. pedals, Hazari memory man, Ring thing and graphic fuzz through E.H. or can you suggest an alternative other than the usual “travel” converters available?

    May 24, 2010 at 3:23 pm #105037
    The EH Man
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    You should be able to purchase correct adapters through your local EHX dealer or you can buy them on ebay easily.

    May 24, 2010 at 3:45 pm #105038
    jplatz
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    Ok, I thanks you for your quick reply but realized after reading that I really didn’t phrase my question correctly! I guess what I meant to ask is: If you were to buy the same E.H. effects in Europe (Germany, Italy), Hazari, Ring Thing, graphic fuzz, which of course would come with the EU power cord could you use that same power cord issued for the EU pedals with the identicle pedals purchased in the US? If so, can you just buy the EU cord here in the States? Sorry, its monday and I’m feeling especially stupid today!

    May 24, 2010 at 3:56 pm #104897
    The EH Man
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    If you were to buy the same E.H. effects in Europe (Germany, Italy), Hazari, Ring Thing, graphic fuzz, which of course would come with the EU power cord could you use that same power cord issued for the EU pedals with the identicle pedals purchased in the US?

    Yes, but only if you used the pedals in Europe.

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    If so, can you just buy the EU cord here in the States? Sorry, its monday and I’m feeling especially stupid today!

    Sure, contact your EHX dealer or hit Ebay.

    May 24, 2010 at 5:31 pm #104890
    Mr.Grim
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    yeah the pedals are the same worldwide, its only the adapter that is different depending on the location.

    my suggestion would be to use all the original power adapters you have on a power strip (circuit breaker strip) device and then just get one converter for the power strip plug, that would save you hassle, confusion on many cords and adapters, and money.

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