Re: power conversion

["michael b" <ninertriplezero@email.com>]

Andrew, 

I'd love to do that Furman unit but it's a little out of my spending range 
at the moment.  
Thanks for the advice though.  I'll keep you updated concerning my 
situation.  

Thx, 

michael b


----- Original Message -----
From: andrew pask <andrew@kaleidacousticon.com>
Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2002 09:34:56 -0700
To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
Subject: Re: power conversion


Re: 
Re: Try www.furmansound.com
Re: 
Re: 
Re: They have a capture box that I've wanted for ages, but for the weight 
and price.
Re: I think you can get a reasonable deal from sweetwater on them.
Re: 
Re: 
Re: Cheers
Re: 
Re: 
Re: Andrew
Re: 
Re: 
Re: 
Re: On 10/17/02 at 11:29 AM, ninertriplezero@email.com (michael b) wrote:
Re: 
Re: > Hey there, 
Re: > 
Re: > Does anybody have experience with power conversion?  I'm looking for 
a unit
Re: that 
Re: > will 
Re: > step European standard 230V down to US standard.  I'm a guitarist 
form the US 
Re: > but I 
Re: > presently live in the UK.  I'm running on 120V via a huge coil of 
copper
Re: wrapped 
Re: > up in a 
Re: > big yellow wrapper. I need something more portable and hopefully 
rackable.    
Re: > 
Re: > At this point, it looks like a 'toroidal' converter will be the 
route.  I'd
Re: like 
Re: > to strap it into a 
Re: > rack 'permanently.'  The big thing I'm concerned about with this 
type of set
Re: up 
Re: > is noise 
Re: > and how to avoid it.  
Re: > 
Re: > If anyone's got suggestions, including other options, please let me 
know.  
Re: > 
Re: > Thanks, 
Re: > 
Re: > michael b 
Re: > 
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