Does the PCM-M10 only work on 110 current? I've used this recorder in the US, but am in France now, and would like to plug it in to their current.
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Yes, unfortunately it comes with 110V adapter, but you hardly needs an adopter with this device as it seems to Lasts forever on battery..A work around if you really need to use an adopter is to get after market adopter with output rate of: 3V / 1A exactly.
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Yes, it is wired for 125V; if you're using 220-240 you will need a transformer; however, the recorder itself is also operated off AA batteries and so you can use those if you're only interested in the recording/playing etc. and not using the plug into AC current.
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Dear Connirae, To answer your question YES. It only work with 110 current. If you try it on any other current, you would damaged the device. One sure and or possible way to use it a a Voltage that for example 220 - 230 current, is to get a converter that will convert Up the 110 to 220 -230 voltage. I was surprise that Sony could produce a such a good Device for 110 voltage alone and not even make it clear to prospective customers. That is all for now, otherwise, the Device is very very good. Hope my response is clear enough. Regards.
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You can get a voltage converter and then you can us the Sony 110 unit, or get the new 9X longer lasting AA batteries
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Recorder was made for Australia, Thailand but converts to US format. I love mine. Hope this helps.
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It's only 110 I think. If we are talking about the same thing. It plugs into a standard wall socket. And it came with a set of drum sticks.
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john it works using 110-120 volts ac current. buy it and enjoy using it but remember to use good bits using cheap bits won't do a good job.
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I bought an MZM 100 a couple years ago. The stereo mic that came with it was kind of lame, but it is a great recorder with a dynamite built-in preamp. I can tell you that this one also comes with a stereo mic, and that probably means it records in stereo (2-channels) as well.As an acoustician, I think it would be nice if it recorded at 96 khz (> 4x the maximum threshold of hearing for human beings), but other than that, it has done some good work for me.
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Hey Nicholas, we had to go to best buy and buy a converter. It was a little pricey, but worth it. Hope this helps. :)
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Hi Ruben.I have the same recorder and today I plugged my GTX into it and it worked.The GTX is a great little machine.I'm very pleased with mine.Hope this is helpful.
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It should work with any device that has a 1/8" or 3.5 mm MIC input. The PCM-M10 recorder does have a MIC input, so it should work fine.
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This CIB recorder come complete, you plug it straigt to any outlet wall, on my case I have it hooked up to a UPS unit with battery back up, regarding amps, whatever comes on your outlet should be ok unless you have a non standar connection. Hope this helps.
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You would need a step - down from 220-240 to 110 which is what is standard in North America. I have used laptops, charged cellphones ets in my travels and they work well - however considering it is a more involved piece of electronics you probably ought to contact Yamaha directly - if you go the route of the step down xfmr then make sure you get a good one - and you will also need a good 'plug in' since every country has their own variation of the 3-pin sizes and shapes
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I'd take it to a local travel store and see what they recommend. Should just be a standard converter. We recently bought a universal converter for our upcoming trip to Europe! Have a nice time!
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If you have a 9-volt battery inside, it will retain the recording that is in memory. If you don't, and you disconnect from the DC power supply, you will lose whatever has been stored. I've been burned a couple of times though because my 9V battery didn't have enough charge to retain the recording, and I lost the recording when I disconnected the power supply. (This device is hard on 9V batteries.) Alas, it was never meant to be a permanent recording device, so it keeps me on my toes in terms of getting good at playing the initial loops.
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Mine works fine. I just don't use it much. Not very comfortable. 2 different computers? It plugs into my Olympus recorder. It may draw current, so you may be trying an incompatible hookup. With the male plug on the end I can't see how you get a direct connection to a computer.
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It uses 2 AA batteries. Yes, they are removable. You can also use rechargeable AA batteries. The M10 has a menu setting so you choose whether you are using regular store bought batteries or the rechargeables. The menu setting determines how the battery charge indicator reports back to you.BTW - battery life is exceptional!The M10 is a favorite choice of many tapers.Check out the website taperssection.com. Do a search for the thread Sony PCM-M10 in the recording gear forum. It's a huge 7 part thread that has great information. You will not go wrong with this unit.
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It says right on the description *Available in black or silver finish; this is the BLACK VERSION *RIAA freq response 20hz-20,000hz +/- 0.5dB, S/N ratio 85dB *12 volt DC operation; will work anywhere in the world; includes US AC adaptor, RCA cable, miniplug adaptor *Same Great Specs as our TC-750 PLUS an Output Level Control *Ground wire terminal and power indicator: gold plated jacks and black anodized metal casing US power is 110v. It runs on 12vdc so if your in a country where 240 is standard, you can still use a 240 to 12v converter. You just need to find out what size the 12v jack is. I will try to find that for you when I get home from work.
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I had a charger for another appliance that charged the recorder. I think that the factory/seller intends for you to plug their charge line into a computer. The nightmare instructions make understanding the recorder impossible. I sure regret the purchase.
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Not sure what you are asking. Why would you plug this into 220 in north America? if you are using devices that need 210-220 (50-60 hz) and you have a 220 source you don't need this. This device will give 220 when plugged into a 110-120 volt outlet. I bought one of these for some European friends visiting the states and it worked just fine.