Converting Markbass amp from 120V to 240V

[far0n]

Considering buying a Markbass amp from the US, anyone know how easy it is to convert it to european voltage ? it says that the amps are 'factory set' at a particular voltage. However, did the same to a Ashdown MK500 and it was just a case of soldering a couple of wires and that was it.

Ta

[OzMike]

What amp is it, specifically? I did a search and came across this service manual for the Little MkII combo:
[url="http://www.eserviceinfo.com/downloadsm/51892/Mark%20Bass_Littel%20Mk2%20combo.html"]http://www.eserviceinfo.com/downloadsm/51892/Mark%20Bass_Littel%20Mk2%20combo.html[/url]

It details info on changing jumper positions for different line voltages, and I daresay all other class D amps from Markbass would similarly be able to be configured.

[far0n]

SD1200 ideally. I didn't think it'd be a hard job, usually it's just a quick resolder. Cheers!

[andreapenna]

[quote name='OzMike' timestamp='1347800944' post='1805112']
What amp is it, specifically? I did a search and came across this service manual for the Little MkII combo:
[url="http://www.eserviceinfo.com/downloadsm/51892/Mark%20Bass_Littel%20Mk2%20combo.html"]http://www.eservicei...k2%20combo.html[/url]

It details info on changing jumper positions for different line voltages, and I daresay all other class D amps from Markbass would similarly be able to be configured.
[/quote]


That PDF is very interesting

What is the benefit of using the "serial" vs "parallel" for the effect chain?