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How to tell if audio equipment is 110V or 220V?
I was given an old Sony tape deck. The original deck specs 110V. The
person who gave it to me, told me the power supply burned and he had it fixed but can't recall if he had it converted for 220V... Is there a way I can find out if this is to work with 110 or 220? Only thing I have is a Voltmeter. Thanks! |
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