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Replacing power supply in headphone amplifier

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Heys guys,

I purchased a headphone amplifier (Darkvoice 336SE) 1 year ago.
The power supply in the amplifier is 220V.
Few months ago I moved to the US and now I can't use it anymore.
I thought to purchase a voltage transformer but from what I read the quality of the sound will not be the same as an original 110V power supply built in.
I was wondering, How much work will it take to replace and current 220V power supply to a 110V power supply?
Is it just buying the power supply and assembling it? or I need to worry about different components inside the amplifier besides the power supply?

Thanks in advance!

-Itay
 

I'm not how simple it will be because you are asking for a tube amplifier
Maybe someone has an idea about this kind of amplifier

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Alex
 

I read the quality of the sound will not be the same as an original 110V power supply built in.
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Why? Using a classical 110:220 voltage transformer doesn’t change the quality of the sound. :smile:
 

He probably meant the pulse psu travel adapters that can transform 110v to 220 using pulse circuit

Alex
 

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