Brown Deluxe 1962

[g***@freenet.de]

Hi all,

just one question:

Was the original PT build in a way that one could (internally in the
chassis, small plugs) change the AC from 110 to 220 Volt. Someone selling a
Deluxe which he says is build that way i. e. it needs no separat transfomer
here in Europe for the 220 Volts outlets.

Thanks a lot.

Cheers

E-Man

[BallroomDancer]

Post by g***@freenet.de
Hi all,
Was the original PT build in a way that one could (internally in the
chassis, small plugs) change the AC from 110 to 220 Volt. Someone selling a
Deluxe which he says is build that way i. e. it needs no separat transfomer
here in Europe for the 220 Volts outlets.
Thanks a lot.
Cheers
E-Man

The United States versions were not built for dual voltage as sold. I'm not
sure about any international versions. BTW - you will likely get more
responses on alt.guitar.bass, this NG has much fewer posts (and very little
off-topic political postings).
Jim

[Kani]

Post by BallroomDancer

Post by g***@freenet.de
Hi all,
Was the original PT build in a way that one could (internally in the
chassis, small plugs) change the AC from 110 to 220 Volt. Someone selling a
Deluxe which he says is build that way i. e. it needs no separat transfomer
here in Europe for the 220 Volts outlets.
Thanks a lot.
Cheers
E-Man

The United States versions were not built for dual voltage as sold. I'm
not sure about any international versions. BTW - you will likely get more
responses on alt.guitar.bass, this NG has much fewer posts (and very
little off-topic political postings).
Jim

Hi,

The AC30 was from the start in 1960 buildt with an AC switch, where it's
possible to change the voltage in 5 positions from 115 to 245 Volt.

kani.