<p>PS Audio is an American company so how do we test our products for use overseas in countries with 220 volts or higher? Do they sound the same when powered at these higher voltages and how does this all work so everything sounds the same in one country as in the next?</p>

PS Audio is an American company so how do we test our products for use overseas in countries with 220 volts or higher? Do they sound the same when powered at these higher voltages and how does this all work so everything sounds the same in one country as in the next?

<p>PS Audio is an American company so how do we test our products for use overseas in countries with 220 volts or higher? Do they sound the same when&nbsp;powered at these higher voltages and how does this all work so everything sounds the same in one country as in the next?</p>

Testing audio at 240 volts

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Testing audio at 240 volts

Testing audio at 240 volts