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It was one of those plug in the wall converters. The transformer does have an audible hum to it, could that be the damage, or do you say its more extensive to other components?

Great question. I just don't remember taking them out. I am sure I would have left them in. I am thinking it worked without the fuses. Shortly after I purchased it in Hong Kong, I plugged it into a 120V outlet along with a step up transformer (one of the small electric shaver types, not a...

I am definately going to stick with a step up transformer that can supply anywhere from 220 to 240. Since this amp is the 65W model, I would have to have T1.6 Fuses in FS1 and FS2. Main Power Fuse Remains at T1A for 230V. Am I correct? Here is a picture of the back of the amp.

If I were to find an OEM transformer, can I just put it in...or will I have to change/adjust/calibrate other components? Everyones right it may not be worth my trouble. If I go with a step up transformer that supplies 220/240v, what about the FS1 and FS2, that has me lost....

I tried calling that number and I was connected to someone at Peavey. They said that Trace just handed them the company and said "here it is...you figure it out." Transformer is not multitap. Does anyone know what the two fuse slots on the PCB are for? Since I first took a look, I don't...

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So I have this bass amp that was purchased in Hong Kong years ago and works on 230 volts. I want to get it to work at 110/20 volts without a step transformer. Any advice would be welcome. Info: 230 50/60Hz T1A 250V power fuse Other listed voltages: 100 volts = T2A 110 volts = T1.6A 230 volts...

I am a newbie to this forum for the following reason: getting advice on changing my bass amp (TE boxer 65) from 230v to 120v. Can you please direct me to the right forum? Thank you.