New boombox in 80's retro style with radio, cassette, cd, usb, bluetooth, line in, mic in.

[goodman]

First of all, I want to congratulate you on your purchase. This color is very nice.
According to the instructions in the manual, for AC mode, the switch on the back case must be in the ON position.
I'm not sure, but most devices these days are made multi-voltage and can be used worldwide.
I can't give you advice on whether to use a step-down converter or not.

 

[Altin godo]

First of all, I want to congratulate you on your purchase. This color is very nice.
According to the instructions in the manual, for AC mode, the switch on the back case must be in the ON position.
I'm not sure, but most devices these days are made multi-voltage and can be used worldwide.
I can't give you advice on whether to use a step-down converter or not.

Thank you very much for your reply . Yes I tried may time .and actually doses not work

 

[Reli]

I’m asking because I bought aiwa yellow one but it’s working just with battery. I tried with step down socket but still isn’t working

What country was your Aiwa shipped to? And what does the label say on the rear case?

 

[Transistorized]

Good morning.ive a question i like so much aiwa for the colours .i use to leave in uk .can i use with 220 ? Or ive to buy step down? If is yes can someone play suggest one . Thanks

That's a good question. I know they're not multi-voltage units. Willing to bet it matters what market you are buying it in.

The aiwa version is US market and those only come expecting 120V at 60hz.