Hello folks!
I have a drum set student who will be moving to Israel soon. His parents want to get an electronic kit (so they can't hear him practicing as much!!!!), and are wondering about the voltage differences between the states and Israel -Voltage: 220-240 Volts (U.S./Canada are 110-120 Volts). I thought a simple power converter would work, but one parent is a consulate member and has expressed problems with some computers, devices, programs, and whatnot not working properly despite converters. Any thoughts??
Also, electronic kits are not my strong point. Any suggestions on a student/budget minded kit that would keep him interested for a few years without breaking the bank?? I would think older models/versions might be the way to go. Thanx in advance for your help. Cheers! ~@
I have a drum set student who will be moving to Israel soon. His parents want to get an electronic kit (so they can't hear him practicing as much!!!!), and are wondering about the voltage differences between the states and Israel -Voltage: 220-240 Volts (U.S./Canada are 110-120 Volts). I thought a simple power converter would work, but one parent is a consulate member and has expressed problems with some computers, devices, programs, and whatnot not working properly despite converters. Any thoughts??
Also, electronic kits are not my strong point. Any suggestions on a student/budget minded kit that would keep him interested for a few years without breaking the bank?? I would think older models/versions might be the way to go. Thanx in advance for your help. Cheers! ~@