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Thread ID: 122178	2011-12-06 05:27:00	European mains lead	andy (473)	Press F1

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1247380	2011-12-06 05:27:00	Hi Guys, I know this is not a PC problem but someone might know the answer. I'm trying to source a two-pin Euro plug (the thin style, not the fat round one) or an appliance lead with a moulded plug on it. My Denon amp has a switched outlet which I want to use to supply the sub-woofer but I cannot source a suitable plug. Any ideas? Does anyone have one lying around that they want to sell off? Regards andy	andy (473)
1247381	2011-12-06 05:31:00	Do you have a local recycling centre? The one here in Nelson always has dozens of leads from all over the world. Post a picture on here of what you need	gary67 (56)
1247382	2011-12-06 05:37:00	I'm not quite sure how this file attachment thing works. I've uploaded a pic so I hope it shows	andy (473)
1247383	2011-12-06 05:44:00	You could get this. It looks like that plug. Its an adapter (www.dicksmith.co.nz)	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1247384	2011-12-06 06:00:00	No, that doesn't fit. It has to be the skinny version as shown as the socket is recessed.	andy (473)
1247385	2011-12-06 06:20:00	Try Warren at WOT electronics in St Heliers. He's a repair agent for Denon.	Phil B (648)
1247386	2011-12-06 07:45:00	Would an adaptor solve the problem? 3434 PM me if you want it. Otherwise I have a lead with black plug as shown in your image and figure 8 socket on the other end. I guess you would need to change that connector.	coldot (6847)
1247387	2011-12-06 08:59:00	I think I too have a plug of that type. Can you tell us your location please? Also important are the type of connector you need on the other end, and how the lead will connect in to your sub-woofer. It may prove simpler and safer to change the socket on the amp to ensure that the supply is polarised. Cheers Billy 8-{)	Billy T (70)
1247388	2011-12-06 09:59:00	Try Jaycar.	PENTIUM (426)
1247389	2011-12-06 21:53:00	Try eBay!	Agent_24 (57)
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