T TornadoTX Enthusiast Nov 30, 2004 15 0 0 48 Houston, TX Nov 30, 2004 #1 Currently I am using a cable tht currently looks similar to the one in the picture. The end that plugs into the DVD player is a Polarized Female(IEC-320-C7) connector. My dvd player will only fit into the Entertainment Center if this plug/adapter is a right angled adapter, but I ahve not been able to find a right angled adapter or plug anywhere. Could someone please help me find one, or if you know whaere to get one could you please tell me where.I would even be willing to make one. Would drill wholes into the back of the unit, but I think that my wife would blow a fuse.... Thanks
Currently I am using a cable tht currently looks similar to the one in the picture. The end that plugs into the DVD player is a Polarized Female(IEC-320-C7) connector. My dvd player will only fit into the Entertainment Center if this plug/adapter is a right angled adapter, but I ahve not been able to find a right angled adapter or plug anywhere. Could someone please help me find one, or if you know whaere to get one could you please tell me where.I would even be willing to make one. Would drill wholes into the back of the unit, but I think that my wife would blow a fuse.... Thanks
Z zumbo Audioholic Spartan Jan 28, 2004 6,517 0 113 Nov 30, 2004 #2 I don't know if they have what you need, but look here:http://www.partsexpress.com/ or here:http://www.radioshack.com/
I don't know if they have what you need, but look here:http://www.partsexpress.com/ or here:http://www.radioshack.com/
T TornadoTX Enthusiast Nov 30, 2004 15 0 0 48 Houston, TX Nov 30, 2004 #3 zumbo said: I don't know if they have what you need, but look here:http://www.partsexpress.com/ or here:http://www.radioshack.com/ Click to expand... Thanks for the reply. I have tried both places and a number of others on the net. I have tried radioshack and some mom and pop shops locally. Unfortunately I am out of luck. Is there a way to make the connection that I am looking for? Thanks
zumbo said: I don't know if they have what you need, but look here:http://www.partsexpress.com/ or here:http://www.radioshack.com/ Click to expand... Thanks for the reply. I have tried both places and a number of others on the net. I have tried radioshack and some mom and pop shops locally. Unfortunately I am out of luck. Is there a way to make the connection that I am looking for? Thanks
mtrycrafts Seriously, I have no life. Aug 19, 2004 23,550 0 113 Nov 30, 2004 #4 TornadoTX said: Thanks for the reply. I have tried both places and a number of others on the net. I have tried radioshack and some mom and pop shops locally. Unfortunately I am out of luck. Is there a way to make the connection that I am looking for? Thanks Click to expand... Tight fit You may want to call the DVD maker for ideas? Another DVD player?
TornadoTX said: Thanks for the reply. I have tried both places and a number of others on the net. I have tried radioshack and some mom and pop shops locally. Unfortunately I am out of luck. Is there a way to make the connection that I am looking for? Thanks Click to expand... Tight fit You may want to call the DVD maker for ideas? Another DVD player?
JoeE SP9 Senior Audioholic Sep 26, 2003 721 0 0 79 Phila. PA Nov 30, 2004 #5 I don't have a current catalog so I can't be sure. Try Mouser Electronics. WWW.mouser.com. They seem to have just about everything electronic. I found an OEM power supply for a laptop for $35 when the manufacturer (IBM) wanted $80+.
I don't have a current catalog so I can't be sure. Try Mouser Electronics. WWW.mouser.com. They seem to have just about everything electronic. I found an OEM power supply for a laptop for $35 when the manufacturer (IBM) wanted $80+.
R RLMe36 Audioholic Intern Nov 13, 2004 33 0 0 Dec 1, 2004 #6 JoeE SP9 said: I don't have a current catalog so I can't be sure. Try Mouser Electronics. WWW.mouser.com. They seem to have just about everything electronic. I found an OEM power supply for a laptop for $35 when the manufacturer (IBM) wanted $80+. Click to expand... I second the mouser choice. I ordered a sheilded cable from them for 5 bucks that has an iec plug on it. I can't recall the page, but there were numerous choices for configurations
JoeE SP9 said: I don't have a current catalog so I can't be sure. Try Mouser Electronics. WWW.mouser.com. They seem to have just about everything electronic. I found an OEM power supply for a laptop for $35 when the manufacturer (IBM) wanted $80+. Click to expand... I second the mouser choice. I ordered a sheilded cable from them for 5 bucks that has an iec plug on it. I can't recall the page, but there were numerous choices for configurations
T TornadoTX Enthusiast Nov 30, 2004 15 0 0 48 Houston, TX Dec 1, 2004 #7 Thanks for the responses. I will give them a try. I have considered another DVD player. The reason is it is a 7 disc Carousel and that is the reason for the size. The only thing holding me back on another DVD player is I am trying to decide on a reciever and that is where my money will be going to. Thanks again
Thanks for the responses. I will give them a try. I have considered another DVD player. The reason is it is a 7 disc Carousel and that is the reason for the size. The only thing holding me back on another DVD player is I am trying to decide on a reciever and that is where my money will be going to. Thanks again
D dper Audiophyte Dec 1, 2004 2 0 0 Dec 1, 2004 #8 The critical element of these type of power cords is pin diameter and spacing. If you can find a cord that matches that, you can whittle the plastic around the tip to fit receptical on your player with a sharp exacto knife. The tip you show in the picture is polarized. Try to get a cord with a polarized plug (one blade wider) and whittle the other end so the polarity matches the original cord. You might want to buy a couple power cords in case you make a mistake or the first one doesn't look as good as you'd like.
The critical element of these type of power cords is pin diameter and spacing. If you can find a cord that matches that, you can whittle the plastic around the tip to fit receptical on your player with a sharp exacto knife. The tip you show in the picture is polarized. Try to get a cord with a polarized plug (one blade wider) and whittle the other end so the polarity matches the original cord. You might want to buy a couple power cords in case you make a mistake or the first one doesn't look as good as you'd like.
I IvanRomero Audiophyte Dec 3, 2004 1 0 0 Texas Dec 3, 2004 #9 That looks exactly like a Sony Playstation or Sega Dreamcast power adapter. Look at your local video game store for a proper cable. They might have a right angle one.
That looks exactly like a Sony Playstation or Sega Dreamcast power adapter. Look at your local video game store for a proper cable. They might have a right angle one.
T TornadoTX Enthusiast Nov 30, 2004 15 0 0 48 Houston, TX Dec 5, 2004 #10 Thanks for the help. I took the Idea of an Exacto knife and looking at other stores. All in all, I have not a chance with this, and I am going to need to cut into the Entertainment center after all. Cannot say that I did not try. Thanks for your help. Adriano
Thanks for the help. I took the Idea of an Exacto knife and looking at other stores. All in all, I have not a chance with this, and I am going to need to cut into the Entertainment center after all. Cannot say that I did not try. Thanks for your help. Adriano
