Marcus Oakley's "Best Recommendation" Questions

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hi i have bought a nakachimi 9.2.4 soundbar

my question is im after a audio specialist who can setup install and calibrate my nakachimi 9.2.4 soundbar any recommendations im situated in wellingborough northamptonshire thanks

and how much it would roghtly cost to setup

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[slipperybidness]

nakachimi 9.2.4 query?

hi ive bought a nakachimi 9.2.4soundbar hooked it upto my setup sounds excellent my query is i was told that you can change over the rear and surround speakers of the soundbar i want to get the verybest sound effect immersion and overhead effects possible with the soundbar can you please highly...

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[marcus oakley]

hi does the nakachimi 9.2.4 subwoofers need to be plugged in to wall sockets

do i need 3 wall sockets in total
i live in the united kingdom i bought from usa

if the subwoofer need plugs

what step down converters will i need three of them can you give me make and model

step down converters to use with the nakachimi 9.2.4 schockwave system thanks

 

[marcus oakley]

required soundbar 100-240 volt 50/60hz
Subwoofers 110-240 volts 50/60hz
Total soundbar wattage 1000 watts

what do you recommend to use with it

 

[marcus oakley]

will this do the job LVYUAN 1000W 220V - 110V Step Up & Step Down Voltage Transformer Converter UK to US & US to UK Dual 110V & 220V outlets from amazon uk

 

[slipperybidness]

will this do the job LVYUAN 1000W 220V - 110V Step Up & Step Down Voltage Transformer Converter UK to US & US to UK Dual 110V & 220V outlets from amazon uk

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[slipperybidness]

Depending on the cost, you may find that it's prohibitive. For the sub, the transformer needs to be able to handle the current and that's not going to be cheap. For a small appliance, it's not bad but for something that may draw more current, it's not as practical. If the sub is relatively new, it probably has a switch on the rear for voltage selection- if it does, you only need an adapter for the plug on the power cord or maybe, just a different power cord.

What's the actual model of the subwoofer?

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