Orange Amp From Europe

The amp from Thomann is set at 230V.
Don't know the voltage in Canada, but either way, there is an Orange dealer in Canada:
Tunes Music, Lloydminster, Car Audio, Musical Instruments, Guitars, Drums, Karaoke, Electronics, Alberta, Alta, AB
Hope this helps

 

From the manual:

"For countries or regions with a mains voltage of 115V or 120V, please switch the small mains selector to 115V or 120V and replace the fuse in the black pull out fuse tray, below the mains inlet, with the 120V version supplied.

For countries or regions with a mains voltage of 230V, please switch the small mains selector to 230V and replace the fuse in the black pull out fuse tray, below the mains inlet, with the 230V version supplied."

 

If the supplied fuse is lacking it should be labeled on the back. If not it should be in the manual. Pay attention to type (slow blow, standard, fast blow... dont pervert that. Doh! I guess I just did by mentioning it).

Slow blow often looks funny inside. Not a straight wire. Fat with a narrow part in the middle. Skinny spring shaped. Chubby spring with resistor. Not always tho. SB on the end is usually if not always slow low. Most mains fuses are slow. Still best to verify by p/n.

Read the numbers and look up on fuse mfgr web site.

Rule of thumb is...

Double mains voltage, half the fuse value, same watts.

Half the voltage double fuse value also same wattage.

P=IE where P is power in watts, I is current in amps and E is potential in volts.

 

Hiho,switch voltage selector to your voltage and change fuse,good to go.
Great amps by the way.

 

A dealer won't do you much good if they aren't already in stock, Orange discontinued the TB heads.

 

Bass Central shows them as "in stock". You should call them.

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