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There are transformer-based adapters sold in travel stores, and on
eBay. According to the service manual, the Japan version uses 30W. As
long as the one you get is sized for *at least* the wattage of the DX,
you should be OK.
I see about a dozen of these transformers on eBay right now, for
$20-50USD. Not surprisingly, many are being sold by Japanese sellers.
The Kashimura TI-101 looks like a decent match: 110-130V in, 100V out,
35W max. The Yazawa HTD130V100W also looks good: 110-130V in, 100V out,
100W.
Regards,
-BW
Bruce Wahler
Ashby Solutions.com™
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On 6/10/2019 3:18 PM, Ldcovino [email protected] [YamahaDX] wrote:
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> I apologize if this question has already been asked and answered. I
> have been unable to find any communication about it.
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> I have Japanese DX7 that uses 100 volts, and I thought there was
> discussion at one time that there was a converter available to allow
> it too safely use 110-120 volts here in the US.
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> I know it will run on standard US current, but I want to safe without
> damage to the unit, thanks in advance!
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> Can someone help me out here? Thanks!!!
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> Regards,
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> L. David Covino CFE ALHC
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