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Thanks for your answers guys
! This is what Mike at AC told me : for tubes, it is better to have the amp set on 240 V when the voltage provided is 230V. For SS, it does not really care. He also showed me how to do it. Very simple. Conversion has now been made in 240 V. I feel better. Cheers, Jerome. PS : Did I say already how good Audio Classics are ? I did not even have to contact Mike ! they saw my post on the fuses and contacted me !! Isn't that SERVICE ?
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Audio Classics are top shelf. Glad to hear you resolved your fuse issue.
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Another vote for AC and Frank Gow. Customer service at its best.
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