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Hey - so all this time I have been thinking it has been set at 240v, and it hasn't. Just as well I didn't set the selector to 110v and plug it in! I assume it is protected by a fuse or something if that should happen? Why should I get the ground switch removed? Thanks gumbi

Hey, have posted some pictures of the voltage selector switch on my 2c+ which has supposedly been set perm at 240V. http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll13/gumbi_nz/voltage_switch.jpg http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/ll13/gumbi_nz/voltage_switch2.jpg Thanks for all your help guys gumbi

Cheers guys for your help. I will get a better picture of the switch and put it up. Thanks gumbi

Folks - hi I have finally got around to posting some shots of my 2c+. Have some questions if you can help pls. As it's an SRX15, I have the export trans but for some reason my Boogie has been permanently set to 240v. Any idea if this was done at the factory or has this been done by the NZ...

You're right mate - and that's why I bought a Boogie in the first place. Fired it up tonight and it still sounds primo!

Hi there! Sounds like we are in a very select minority (being kiwi's and IIC+ owners!) I am still trying to figure out whether I want to sell or not - I am kinda attached to it although I haven't played for a while. Having had a quick look at the current value tho, I should probably take it...

Lol - no, I wasn't in Crowded House. By World Tour I mean myself and 2 old school buddies did a world tour in a woodie stationwagon. I'll have a read of the idiots guide - thanks for that. BTW - does Mesa actually keep a history of the amps they build? I was under the impression they did but...

Hi folks I have a II C+ combo that I know very little about. I bought the amp sometime in the mid-eighties and then promptly left NZ on a world tour and didn't return until 2001. The amp has been in storage all that time. Never gigged, only occasional trips to the practice room. The serial...