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bigshum
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Joined: Mar 27, 2007
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Hey all,
just picked up an S4 off a mate's brother, trouble is it's a US 120v unit.
I do have a transformer that's on it's way to me from my sister but I wondered if using a transformer is going to add any unwanted noise to my setup? All my rack gear is between plastic washers already.
Would it be a better idea to try and get hold of a 9v AC 240v PSU? The only issue is the S4 uses a 4-pin DIN connector and I'm having trouble finding options online!
Any ideas greatly appreciated
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bigshum
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