Cassette recorder 220V used in 110

27th January 2010	#1
joemagic Gear interested Joined: Dec 2009 Location: Celebration, Florida USA Posts: 1 Thread Starter	Cassette recorder 220V used in 110 I'm no electrician so any help would be appreciated. I purchased a used Tascam 644 Mini cassette studio to get access to some old master tapes I recorded in the 90's. The best one I could find was from the UK so it has a 220 V input. Im in the US. I thought a 12 dollar step up converter would solve my problem but a friend just informed me that the difference between 50 cycles and 60 cycles may cause the tape to play back at a different speed. Does anyone have any experience with this? Thanks, Joe __________________ Joe Magic Composer Producer Remixer Arranger Web: http://web.me.com/joemagic

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