Well, the taxes will sure add a lot of $ on top.......
Norway is Norway........

Happy Playing.
GJ

Make sure you declare it a "USED" instrument when you ship....that will save you on tarriffs on the other end.

doc - I'm presently negotiation a sale to Cleveland, just a few hours away from me. I really would prefer not to ship overseas. I know that shipping to Laos is $900, but that's in the opposite direction. I would suggest you check with your local FedEx and see how much it would cost to send a pick-up tag. That way you would have complete control over the package once it leaves the seller. For this G70 and all the goodies, the box is 60 lbs. 57x17x9 inches.

Hey cassp I was just found out the G-70 has a built in power supply, and from what I've gathered it isn't switchable. (We're all on 220 volts over here) So then it is better that you sell it in the US.

Cheers!

Doc-Z

The G70 has a Universal power supply..100-240.

You sure about that? I watched a highres image of the back of it, and that silver sticker next to the poweroutlet said "110v" so I assumed they made several versions of it with different powersupplies.

Doc-Z

Doc...As stated in the manual..Call Roland support to verify..

BTW..My G70 does show 117 volt on the attached plate...but it states in the manual 100-240, universal power supply..

Fran,

While the power supply itself will operate on 240 volts, the connector must be rewired for that correct voltage configuration. Your plug (power connector) is wired for 117V-AC, thus the placement of the silver label.

Gary

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Gary, glad you're back. How are the stones?