Topic: Diffrence of 50 and 60 Hertz A/V receiver

[dyames]

What will be the effect if im going to connect a 50 hertz ac output  to a 60 hertz ac input?

[ATJr.]

What will be the effect if im going to connect a 50 hertz ac output  to a 60 hertz ac input?

your stuff will owrk and ut will work fine, but you have to make sure they are of the same voltage rating...

[odyopayl]

When you are talking about AC supply a 220/50hz & 220/60hz have different average voltage. 50hz & 60hz more or less their difference is 20%. In other word if you are using A/V with rating 50hz it will easily get hot. It's safer the other way around. (using the rated A/V 60hz to 50hz supply).

[dyames]

Thanks fot the reply bros, it helps me a lot. well im planning to get one, but im hir abroad and majority of  this stuff are available at 50 hz rating. im choosing for harman kardon avr 235, onkyo tx-sr602, or Denon Avr 1906.
any suggestions on this models will be appreciated.

[ATJr.]

Thanks fot the reply bros, it helps me a lot. well im planning to get one, but im hir abroad and majority of  this stuff are available at 50 hz rating. im choosing for harman kardon avr 235, onkyo tx-sr602, or Denon Avr 1906.
any suggestions on this models will be appreciated.

a 50hz transformer will have more turns than a 60hz one, therefore it will not be a problem if you use a 50hz transformer on a 60hz line. the same can not be said of a 60hz transformer operating on a 50hz line, one has to be carefull. but overall i see no problem either way...

as for choice of avr's, go for what pleases you most, pare-parehas lang yan as far as i am concerned.