This is most probably a very silly question, but it doesn't hurt asking.
I'm going to buy a headphone tube amp (the Little Dot MK2, allegedly Class-A) in USA Amazon. Now, I'll take it back to South America where I live, and where the voltage is 220v/60Hz. And, for several reasons, I can only get the 110v version.
Normally, when you have a 110v appliance, you just need a step-down transformer and everything's fine. But here's my doubt in this case: can the use of a transformer, or the 50hz (instead of 60hz) of our voltage, somehow affect the sound of the amp?
Just checking! Thanks for any help.
I'm going to buy a headphone tube amp (the Little Dot MK2, allegedly Class-A) in USA Amazon. Now, I'll take it back to South America where I live, and where the voltage is 220v/60Hz. And, for several reasons, I can only get the 110v version.
Normally, when you have a 110v appliance, you just need a step-down transformer and everything's fine. But here's my doubt in this case: can the use of a transformer, or the 50hz (instead of 60hz) of our voltage, somehow affect the sound of the amp?
Just checking! Thanks for any help.
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