OT: Mains Lead/Plug Question

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[ukvac] OT: Mains Lead/Plug Question

Hiya

I have just picked up a non-VAC piece of kit which has a non-standard
mains socket on the rear and I'm not sure where to try for suppliers of
a suitable input lead.
I certainly don't have anything lying around which fits.

The device is rated at 220VAC and the mains socket is rectangular with
two vertically-oriented pins side-by-side.

It's larger than the "figure-of-8" types found on old cassette decks and
hi-fi kit.

Any ideas?


Cheers

Alan :eek:)

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Re: [ukvac] OT: Mains Lead/Plug Question

Hmm, would that be a Revox B77 by any chance?
Those plugs are near impossible to find.

At 17:52 05/02/2005, urban wrote:
>Hiya
>I have just picked up a non-VAC piece of kit which has a non-standard
>mains socket on the rear and I'm not sure where to try for suppliers of
>a suitable input lead.
>I certainly don't have anything lying around which fits.
>The device is rated at 220VAC and the mains socket is rectangular with
>two vertically-oriented pins side-by-side.
>It's larger than the "figure-of-8" types found on old cassette decks and
>hi-fi kit.
>Any ideas?

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RE: [ukvac] OT: Mains Lead/Plug Question

Nope...it would be a Roland GR-700! :eek:)

I think it's non-UK spec, 'cos all of my other GR-700's have standard
Euro Sockets...

Someone just told me that a mains lead from an old Akai S9000 sampler
may fit (not posessing one at the mo, I can't confirm this!)

:eek:)
 

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Re: [ukvac] OT: Mains Lead/Plug Question

Why not just open it up and replace it with a standard socket?

Assuming of course that you are comfortable with doing so. :)
 

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RE: [ukvac] OT: Mains Lead/Plug Question

Of course I am! :eek:P

That'll be a last resort...it's just that if I can find a lead, I'd
sooner keep the thing as Mr. Roland intended it...

:eek:)



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RE: [ukvac] OT: Mains Lead/Plug Question

At 18:24 05/02/2005, you wrote:
>Nope...it would be a Roland GR-700! :eek:)
>I think it's non-UK spec, 'cos all of my other GR-700's have standard
>Euro Sockets...
>Someone just told me that a mains lead from an old Akai S9000 sampler
>may fit (not posessing one at the mo, I can't confirm this!)

Oh THOSE bloody things. Chances of finding one are very slim, you
might be better to convert it to an IEC kettle socket after all...
Wish I stil had my GR500, crap but ever so cool!

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RE: [ukvac] OT: Mains Lead/Plug Question

Wish I stil had my GR500, crap but ever so cool!


<SNIP>

Yup...still got one! GR300 too! :eek:)



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