Ang mahal talga dito sa Asia region mga gears.. Sa Audiogon.com nasa $1,200.00 ang used 1077.. Kaso ang problem ang warranty if ever may problem.. Tapos 110-120v pa pag galing sa US.. 
Although sabi naman sa Rotel.com, you can actually convert the 120v to 220-240v by tweaking something inside.. un lang mag hire ka pa ng magaling na technician for that..
Doc - ganyan talaga going ng preowned. But thats an amp - sabi nga ni brader matz, amps last a lifetime
About the 110v-220v, sabi nga sa akin ni jojod - the parts made for the 220v countries & 110v countries is basically the same part lang as Rotel's Toroidal can take both powers. Its just a matter of tapping wires.
When I planned on buying a Rotel poweramp sa states, I contacted George Miller of B&W Group of companies, USA. The conversion of 110v to 220v is straightforward. All you need is a tech Manual/schematic diagram of the specific amp - which Mr. Miller sent thru email.
As for the conversion - kayang-kaya yan ni Jojod
Below is the email of Mr. Miller to my question about the conversion:
Hi Mardon;
Converting Rotel equipment for 220 volt operation is a fairly simple procedure.
If you can give me the model number perhaps I can give you some more specific information.
If you would like to do the conversion yourself I can send you the tech manual however this would void you warranty if it still applies.
I would also recommend that you be familiar with voltage conversions and have a good deal of technical knowledge. On a scale of “1” to “10” I would rate a voltage conversion as a “7”.
Best Regards;
George Miller
B&W Group USA
Technical Support Specialist
54 Concord Street
North Reading Ma. 01864
1-800-370-3741 Ext 236
[email protected]If however you do the conversion yourself - it voids the warranty. Ipagawa mo sa Rotel dealer dito para hindi void......but price may be steep
