Hello
A guitarist friend of mine bought an amp in the UK because it was simpler (and slightly cheaper) than actually bringing his own amp from the US on a plane.
Now that he's played the new amp, we've decided it sounds nice and would be good to bring back home.
Our biggest concern is the 110 Volts vs 220 volts difference in the UK and US. Would a drop in voltage (when the amp is brought back to the US) alter the sound of the amp at all?
Besides the voltage, we don't have any other problems; we have all the adapters etc. necessary to make the plugs physically fit. The amp's power supply does not convert the electricity at all from the plug (or at least not on the outside, I've not opened the amp up to see if it does on the inside)
thanks
A guitarist friend of mine bought an amp in the UK because it was simpler (and slightly cheaper) than actually bringing his own amp from the US on a plane.
Now that he's played the new amp, we've decided it sounds nice and would be good to bring back home.
Our biggest concern is the 110 Volts vs 220 volts difference in the UK and US. Would a drop in voltage (when the amp is brought back to the US) alter the sound of the amp at all?
Besides the voltage, we don't have any other problems; we have all the adapters etc. necessary to make the plugs physically fit. The amp's power supply does not convert the electricity at all from the plug (or at least not on the outside, I've not opened the amp up to see if it does on the inside)
thanks