Can someone clarify with input voltage difference for Kilpsch speakers?

[ticktack]

I've some input voltage issue regarding these Kilpsch speakers or even other speakers ordered online. So, can anyone tells me whether if I'm able to connect the voltage input of those USA online stores selling of Kilpsch 4.1 which I think has input voltage 110v, but mine country is using 230v, so, will there be any problem if I just connect such power connector with a Universal Adapter like those traveller's types which has all sorts of different socket's pin head and switch-able input voltage from 110-230v? I'm worried only about the woofer not able to get the desired voltage if it's connected thru those universal adapter as I've heard there's a "amp" within it, so or vice versa, it might even be overloaded and burst the speakers? or will it cause overload for the prolonged use of the universal adapter? Thank you.

 

[Pulsar]

Your travel amp will happily cut the voltage down to the correct level quite easily. But the first time your speakers hit hard and pull some serious amperage, you may very well be buying yourself another adapter (and speaker set).

That's why you need to compare output wattage of the 4.1 to the total output wattage of your travel adapter in 110 volt mode. Oh, and when you travel adapter (likely) goes up in smoke because it probably isn't meant to handle nearly that amperage, there's a chance you'll destroy the input on your 4.1 system from the power spike.

 

[dnoyeb]

if you want good sound, your power convertor better be darn clean. you dont want to be hearing any hum.

 

[ticktack]

ok, so it means for speakers such universal transformer can't work with such Kilpsch input voltage difference.