Mutator Power Supply

rszanto · 23rd May 2009

How are you Mutator users living the United States powering the Mutator? Can it go into a regular 110V outlet, or is it strictly 220V (meaning I would have to purchase a step-up transformer)? Thanks for the info!

Phaidon · 23rd May 2009

Mine is switchable 110V/220V at the back of the unit.

Cheers

rszanto · 23rd May 2009

Mine's an early model so I'm thinking that I'll just buy a step up transformer to solve my problem.

rszanto · 27th May 2009

Does anyone know whether the unit is 50 or 60 hz (or even switchable)? I want to make sure that pluggining it in won't slowly destroy the motor or fry any circuits. I emailed Mutronics, but I highly doubt they will respond any time soon.

e-cue · 3rd June 2009

Dunno if you can make it out, but the values are 115 & 230 on the knob on the right...

Grayster · 2 Weeks Ago

i have just bouth this unit and am wondering about the power supply mine also has the voltage selector - how did it turn out?

cheers

g

23rd May 2009	#1
rszanto Gear nut Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 90 Thread Starter	Mutator Power Supply How are you Mutator users living the United States powering the Mutator? Can it go into a regular 110V outlet, or is it strictly 220V (meaning I would have to purchase a step-up transformer)? Thanks for the info!

3rd June 2009	#5
e-cue Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Lost Angeles Posts: 4,069	posted per request Dunno if you can make it out, but the values are 115 & 230 on the knob on the right... Attached Thumbnails __________________ http://www.locksoflove.org/ Donate your hair to some poor kid, yah friggin' hippie.

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23rd May 2009	#2
Phaidon Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2007 Location: N.Y.C. Posts: 2,675	Mine is switchable 110V/220V at the back of the unit. Cheers

27th May 2009	#4
rszanto Gear nut Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 90 Thread Starter	Does anyone know whether the unit is 50 or 60 hz (or even switchable)? I want to make sure that pluggining it in won't slowly destroy the motor or fry any circuits. I emailed Mutronics, but I highly doubt they will respond any time soon.

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Grayster Gear interested Joined: Mar 2012 Posts: 1	i have just bouth this unit and am wondering about the power supply mine also has the voltage selector - how did it turn out? cheers g