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Old 7th December 2004   #1
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Alesis MicroVerb & European power - Help please
A friend in Europe is thinking of getting an Alesis MicroVerb (from the US) to add to his DJ setup, but doesn't know if it'll need a voltage transformer or what. Anyone know if he'll have any problems?

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Look @ the power supply of the Alesis.
If it says something like 100v - 240v you can use it with a simple 5€ transformer thingy.
You know, the ones you buy @ airports, etc for use with a mobil, laptop, etc...

If not he has to use a voltage transformer.
Even the cheapos will do for just a Microv.

The thing i would worry about is shipping costs, taxes & import duties. I just can not understand why anybody would buy a MicroV. overseas

Best of luck with it
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