Re: [microsound] A little help? Prepping gear for euroland

[Jason Hollis <contact@xxxxxxxxx>]

Never had to do it US to Euro, but when the Euros have come here to Madison 
I've yet to hear anyone worry about surge/conversion damage.
They just plug in to the converter and rock out.  *shrug*  I think you'll be 
fine as well, just get the best quality converter you can.

!J!
http://www.endif.org
http://www.thirdwavecollective.com


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Adam Young" <adam_young@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "microsound" <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 4:29 PM
Subject: [microsound] A little help? Prepping gear for euroland


> Hi guys... first trip to europe is approaching and i'm sitting here  with 
> all this gear and no idea how I am going to convert it all  safely or if I 
> even can.
>
> I've read and heard mixed things from different people. I've read and 
> been told that even if you successfully convert to proper voltages  and 
> things that you still run the risk of frying your items and/or  blowing a 
> fuse for different reasons. I don't want to have any  'surprises' when I 
> get there.
>
> Here's what I need to bring. Some of which might be fine, but I'll  put a 
> * beside the ones i'm most worried about. They don't seem to be  rated 
> properly and I don't know what to believe from everything that  i've heard 
> about conversion.
>
> -Roland SP-808*
> -Alesis Midiverb 4*
> -Allen & Heath Xone:32
> -Powerbook
> -Korg Microkontrol


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