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Old 22.10.2010, 08:10 PM
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Exclamation Just bought the virus ti.

I bought it second hand on ebay of a guy from America california. And was wondering living in Ireland what is the story with power chord issues? Will it work over here or do i need sumthing th make it work over hear.
Is there a switch on the back of the TI to press first before i turn on the TI over here? Power transformer kinda thing is it needed
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Old 22.10.2010, 10:26 PM
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Old 23.10.2010, 03:37 AM
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What?? The power supply on the back for electricy to flow to the virus ti. Is it diiferent volts here in Ireland compared to america?
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Old 23.10.2010, 10:52 AM
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forgive me if im wrong, but the TI can be used in both voltages right? You just need an adaptor to plug into? Take it to an electronics store with the cables you received and discuss with the staff.
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Old 23.10.2010, 01:00 PM
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O ok i know a trick to plug in the 2 pin plug anyway. I just needed to know i there would be a prob if i did this. Thanks
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Old 24.10.2010, 05:10 AM
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I'd spend the cash and get the appropriate converter. They are like 20 bucks and should make it perfectly safe to operate.. definitely worth it when your synth cost 3k
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Old 24.10.2010, 12:52 PM
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What is the exact name for the converter. Wasnt the virus ti made in germany do therefore using the europian volts?
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Old 24.10.2010, 01:28 PM
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Does Ireland use the same 230volts @ 50Hz as the UK? Does Ireland use three pins like UK too?

USA is different, they use 110Volts with two-pin power plugs.

What TI have you got? Does it have an external power supply? If it does, buy a new power supply.

Look underneath or the rear of the Virus, there should be a label telling you what voltage it needs.

If it says "110-230 Volts" at "50-60Hz", and it uses an internal power supply, then it means it is auto-sensing and all you need is the correct power cord.
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Does Ireland use the same 230volts @ 50Hz as the UK? Does Ireland use three pins like UK too?

USA is different, they use 110Volts with two-pin power plugs.

What TI have you got? Does it have an external power supply? If it does, buy a new power supply.

Look underneath or the rear of the Virus, there should be a label telling you what voltage it needs.

If it says "110-230 Volts" at "50-60Hz", and it uses an internal power supply, then it means it is auto-sensing and all you need is the correct power cord.
Ya we use the same 3 pin as the UK. We are here 220/240 volts. I havnt got the Virus ti desktop yet its in the post. What power cord do i need for that volts?
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Old 25.10.2010, 12:13 AM
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Ya we use the same 3 pin as the UK. We are here 220/240 volts. I havnt got the Virus ti desktop yet its in the post. What power cord do i need for that volts?
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Look underneath or the rear of the Virus (when you get it), there should be a label telling you what voltage it needs.

If you find it uses an external power supply, then you need to buy a new power supply.

If it says "110-230 Volts" at "50-60Hz", and it uses an internal power supply, then it means it is auto-sensing and all you need is the correct power cord.
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