[deniall83]

I'm in Australia and I want to order the Pan Am and Gateway power supply but i'm worried about voltage as we run on 220-240v. Will the Gateway work here?
 
Also, I didn't see a lot of technical specs on your site regarding th Pan Am. What is the output impedance of the headphone out?

 

[MrMobius]

Good question because I forgot to ask this and have ordered one for use in NZ.  I think I read somewhere that they are 110/220 but ask Ken.  He is the forum member with the link below - which offers a 10% discount on Pan Ams for a very short time.  You might be better buying in Aussie though after shipping costs from the USA.  I bought mine either before the 10% offer came out (or didn't see it) but have asked them if the will be nice and... Here's hoping.
 
My 'kit' should arrive this week - it's currently sunning itself in Honolulu on the way to me.  Can't wait.
 

 

[MrMobius]

OK.  Mine arrived today and very nice sounding with enough grunt to power a battleship.  Re voltage the are 110/240 so you will be fine in Aussie.  Output impedance??? But this has a lot more grunt than I will ever need.  I see that as well as the 10% Headfi member discount they have package deals online - not sure if they are cumulative though.

 

[deniall83]

Thanks for letting me know. I really want to know if the gateway power supply is dual voltage.

 

[MrMobius]

I takes 110 and 240 so I suppose that is dual.  It sounds really good, even through my crappy HPs.  I have new ones on the way.

 

[shigzeo]

Yes, seems to be dual. If you can't afford the entire stack, my suggestion is the Passport battery and Pan Am. Lovely way to enjoy audio on the road. I detail my initial findings here. 

 

[laughingbuddha]

OK.  Mine arrived today and very nice sounding with enough grunt to power a battleship.

I was wondering what the specs actually are 12V > Amps ?