Converting IN-2 Voltage

Started by slawie, December 30, 2015, 12:54:25 PM

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slawie

Hello.  
Can I convert a 110V IN-2 to 240V neatly? Would the factory have a correct transformer that fits inside the device?
I am somewhat reluctant to have an external power supply.  
Slawie
"Commitment is what transforms a promise into reality."
Abraham Lincoln

sonicus

Yes , You can get a quote from Acopian on making you a sealed regulated replacement potted supply . Your input line voltage input specs and +/- 15 Volts DC @ 300 to 500 milliamps load  output should do the trick.  
I replaced one such as this in one of mine from Acopian .
http://www.acopian.com/?src=gaw&gclid=CPzgu__AhMoCFVKEfgod3LgEbw
 
There was NOT a power transformer in either one of my IN-2's  
There are how ever nice UTC audio transformers within .
 
 Wolf

slawie

Thanks Wolf.  
I have an IN-2 in my cross-hairs at the moment!
slawie
"Commitment is what transforms a promise into reality."
Abraham Lincoln

sonicus

Slawie , I hope you are able to acquire it if it is a good deal . I wish you and your family all the best as well .  
 
 Wolf

slawie

Cheers brother! Here's to you and yours
"Commitment is what transforms a promise into reality."
Abraham Lincoln

slawie

All was going well until this happened
 
Did not win: Alembic IN-2 Input Module, stereo direct box and power supply.
 
Did someone here get it?
 
slawie
"Commitment is what transforms a promise into reality."
Abraham Lincoln

sonicus

Where was it listed ? It was not on ebay was it ?  I can asure you that it was not me who grabed it .
 
Wolf

pierreyves

I have had an IN-2R in the 80' and it was working with 220-240 without changes. Special export ?

sonicus

Pierre, either special export or someone modified it before you owned it .  
 
 Wolf

slawie

It was on eBay in Oz. It went for the equivalent of US$425. Someone snagged a bargain!  
I know it was not you Wolf.  
 
That's the nature of eBay highest bidder wins.  
 
I just have to wait a little longer.
"Commitment is what transforms a promise into reality."
Abraham Lincoln