[HiFiGuy94]

This might be a silly question, but i was recently looking at buying some Japanese STAX SR-L700MK2 Earspeakers however they have a Japanese Plug. So im just wondering if if an Australian AC Power Adaptor would be enough to get these Earspeakers working or if i would need something more heavy duty?

For reference, i was looking at getting this adapter:
https://www.amazon.com.au/Convert-Australia-Converter-Electronic-Supplies/dp/B07WKY5CLP

 

[TYATYA]

Japan 100V
Your 230V
You know what problem is?

Why thinking a plug not a reduce transfomer?

 

[HiFiGuy94]

Japan 100V
Your 230V
You know what problem is?

Why thinking a plug not a reduce transfomer?

Well now im very glad i asked this question (before pulling the trigger...). That's a good point man. Cant believe i missed that.

Do you have any recommendations?

 

[TYATYA]

Well now im very glad i asked this question (before pulling the trigger...). That's a good point man. Cant believe i missed that.

Do you have any recommendations?

Prepair a reduction transfomer to 100V, 120W or more then it's okay.
Not 110V!
Mine, 58W, I run ok on both 120W and 500W transf

 

[HiFiGuy94]

Prepair a reduction transfomer to 100V, 120W or more then it's okay.
Not 110V!
Mine, 58W, I run ok on both 120W and 500W transf

Thanks man. After giving it more though i might just buy an Australian Stax Earspeaker for the convenience and portability's sake, despite being more expensive.

 

[TYATYA]

Thanks man. After giving it more though i might just buy an Australian Stax Earspeaker for the convenience and portability's sake, despite being more expensive.

Yes, best match, safe and convinience.
Transfomer reduce sq if it is not a good one too.

 

[HiFiGuy94]

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