hey fellas... i want to be able to plug this....
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into this....
how do i go about doing so?
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into this....
how do i go about doing so?
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need some help with power cables..
- Thread starter beyondhairy
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Adapter? Why do you have to plug into that one? Can't you just buy a different extension cord?
lowsound
lowsound
actually i was just thinking that...
it's for my pedalboard, i want to be able to plug a power cord into it because i don't want cables dangling from it.
do you have any other way to put a power outlet on my board?
it's for my pedalboard, i want to be able to plug a power cord into it because i don't want cables dangling from it.
do you have any other way to put a power outlet on my board?
Ok, now I understand what this is for. I suggest some sort of adapter. Or maybe a regular powerbar for plugging your pedals into.
lowsound
well the pedalboard has a power strip on it....or in it rather, but the reason for this, i dont want any cables dangeling off of the pedalboard because its a case also so when i take it out for transport, i cant have cables dangling
so what i want to do is be able to plug a power cable into the board, just like on the back of an amp does that make sense?
that is exactly what i would need, but it looks like it has prongs on the back side too, hmmmm do you know if they have the "prong recievers" lol
Why not just strip the end off and stick a new (and right) plug on?
(Its an IEC Male socket your looking for)
(Its an IEC Male socket your looking for)
Those cables aren't really meant to be extended - you're supposed to buy a longer one.
They're meant to go directly from AC wall to load.
I've had the same problem as you before...
They're meant to go directly from AC wall to load.
I've had the same problem as you before...
Those cables aren't really meant to be extended - you're supposed to buy a longer one.
They're meant to go directly from AC wall to load.
I've had the same problem as you before...
Nah, he's trying to make a 'pro' looking connection on his box... I think.
To cover your prongs, you might want to get a small project box from Radio Shack or something so you don't have exposed wires when you're done.
i couldnt find it on that site, but do u know if they have something similar to that, but somethat has a jack for a reguler power cable?
so what i want to know is, if this exsists... this jack
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but with these prongs..
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