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Posted on Sep 18, 2010

Dear All, I have bough a Yamaha msp7 studio monitors in U.S and I am using them in Europe. I got all the necessary power adapter but it wont work. No light in the bootom right switch.

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Thats not what im talking about theres people that are geting free vips and i dont get how to get one!

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  • Posted on Sep 16, 2009

SOURCE: Yamaha YPT310 use of wrong adapter fried fuse won't power up

1200 ma provides more power than the 700 ma, and would not be affected by using it on a device that draws 700 ma. The voltage of the charger makes a difference as well as the polarity of the plug. (if it is dc)

If the 700 ma charger is not working, most likely the 700 ma charger is not working

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  • Posted on Dec 31, 2010

SOURCE: Is it possible to connect

It is possible and depends on the length of cables you will need. If you are using a fairly long run of say 50 feet, I would put a DI box with "ground lifted" to convert from unbalanced to balanced. If the cables are short, then you can probably use a unbalanced 1/4 inch plug to XLR adapter and an XLR to XLR cable between the adapter and the speakers. The system should be safe and should NOT cause any damage. Remember to run the whole interconnected system from ONE receptacle or power source.

Fred Yearian

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  • Posted on Sep 02, 2011

SOURCE: Yamaha psr e313 can't switch on. The adapter is

Check that your power adapter is 12 volts DC AND MOST IMPORTANT is the center pin is positive... this is reversed of MANY adapters used for pedals, etc. The current rating should be around 1.5 amps. Don't take another techs word for it... check it yourself.

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  • Posted on Sep 19, 2011

SOURCE: Hi, I purchased a pair

Power supply built in speaker box seems damaged and possibly a fuse or transformer got blown, local technician will check it by opening lower rear panel of speaker box and will replace blown part.
Hope these info will help.

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