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The Acoustic Club

So there's no switch on the transformer to step down to 110/115? If not, there is a possibility that you can open it up and wire it for a lower voltage. Just speculating on that but an amp tech would be able to do that easily if it's possible.

Cool find though. Love the huge blue face on it.
Nope, no switch for voltage on these models. I know that some other models had one, but not the 300. I've looked at the schematic and both (domestic and export) models somehow use the same transformer, but I recall seeing someone checking to see if the transformer is multi-tapped for 110/220 and apparently it wasn't. :hmm:
 
Ah, gotcha. Well, I bought it from a guy whose brother bought it in Hong Kong. He said that he used it a bunch and was a huge Acoustic fan (always talked about Jaco and the 370) and he even gave me a plug converter which leads me to think that he also just used it straight into 110V. Hmm....
 
Just got my 210 for my B200. WOW!!! :eek: So loud with such clean, crisp tone with bone rattling bass that vibrates your brain!!!

Too all B200 owners, try a 210 with it!!!! You'll love it!:bassist:
 

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question here: i guess it's probably been answered before, but i'm really confused and have been looking around for the answer and can't find it. i'm looking at a B600H. how many outputs does it have on the back, and what cabs can i run from it? can i run, let's say, two 4x10s or two 1x15s, or even just one 4x10 or just one 1x15 if i wanted to? sorry, i don't really understand how all the power ratings, resistance, etc works. thanks in advance.