Is there any one on the forum who has shipped home theater speakers (BOSE, Acoustimass)to Canada from Middle East while migrating? If so what type of converters were used to make the thing work in Canada at 110 V. Were the converters purchased localy in Canada or purchased from ME. Any opinion by experts on subject or any one has experience may give inputs please.

Other specs for the speakers is

Company: BOSE
Model: Acoustimass 10 Series 3
Power Supply: 220-240V
50/60 Hz
270W

Mapledreams

Hello again,

If anyone on this site is able to give input on this subject is highly appreciated.

Regards
Mapledreams

Hi !
As you mentioned that its 50/60 mhz I believe it should be OK to bring them here as you can always buy a step down transformers ..
Ashwani

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Freddie.

Thank you AshwaniG and Freddie :-)

Why bring speakers and such across continents? They are cheap and available here! Polk and Infinity are better sounding (they separate frequencies into three ranges as opposed to two by the Bose speakers. Anyways, good luck your those.

Hi GlobalIndian,

I have bought these almost 3 yrs back from Dubai where I am presently staying and that too at a very good price compared to the price its available in Canada and USA, ~ 30% , and so far they are working wonderful and I am happy with its results.So i dont mind it crossing atlantic with me along with my other stuffs when I do shipping.

With all respect thanks for your time and giving your opinion

Mapledreams