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I have perhaps the only 110V Sony LISSA stereo system that exists. Sony modified it to 110V for me for a special project. I have all of the components, includin
by Wistar 4y ago
I have perhaps the only 110V Sony LISSA stereo system that exists. Sony modified it to 110V for me for a special project. I have all of the components, including the CDP-LSA1 CD player, MDS-LSA1 MiniDisc recorder/player, STR-LSA1 receiver, and Sony speakers but not the new-age modern-looking 2.1 speakers that some later sets shipped with. All of the components interconnect with 1394 (Sony's i.Link), except for the speakers which are conventional analog connections. In about 2002, I used it for a single demo for a few days and, since then, it has sat, unused in my storage shelves. I need to send it to a museum or something.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Lissa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Lissa
(edit: fix date. 2002, not 1982.)
- gonesilent 4y agoyou should take a picture for the wiki link.
- Wistar 4y agoGood idea.
- krallja 4y agoIsn’t Japan already 110V?
- frosted-flakes 4y agoJapan is 100v. North America is 120v, not 110v.
- Wistar 4y agoI probably should have written something such as "converted to the North American standard," although my memory is that they converted it from 220V Euro.