Hello,
I'm trying to get some help.
I got an old Korg i3 as a gift from family in Denmark. They have 220 volt over there and now I'm trying to plug it up here in the US with with 110. I got a little adapter for the power chord, so it'll fit US outlet. However, it's not coming 'on' when I push the button.
Can anyone please help me?
Thank you,
Johan
220 to 110
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You need to contact KORG and ask them one quesiton.
“Does the KORG i3 have a universal switching power supply.”
Honeslty, I don't think it has which means you need THIS which can step up 110V to 220/240V
Regards
Sharp.
“Does the KORG i3 have a universal switching power supply.”
Honeslty, I don't think it has which means you need THIS which can step up 110V to 220/240V
Regards
Sharp.
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Joe Gerardi
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Sharp is correct. You need a step-up transformer.
I'd stop plugging it in- there's a good chance you can destroy the power supply.
..Joe
I'd stop plugging it in- there's a good chance you can destroy the power supply.
..Joe
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