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Onkyo TX-SR804 power supply

I had moved from US to Turkey and due to the 220V 50Hz as opposed to 110v 60Hz plugs, I cannot use my sr804. Where can I buy a new power supply?

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If you imply an AC voltage transformer by saying "power supply", I don't believe it will be difficult to find one. If you stay in Istanbul, I recommend that you go to "Dogubank". You can choose from a wide variety of options at that place. All you have to pay attention is that the AC frequency (Hz) of the transformer you're about to purchase. It must be around 50Hz to operate your amp.

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