Chromatest J. Pantsmaker schrieb:
> That depends on a lot of things.
>
> Where do you live? Take an old computer power cord that works in your
> country and cut the "bad" end off. Wire that end into your P6. Take
> a picture and/or write down where the old wires went before you unhook
> them. The wires inside the power cord ∗should∗ be color coded. Green
> = Ground, White = Neutral, Black = Hot
If time and skills in working with metal are not too rare, what about
mounting a rubber connector like a computer has? Or even Neutrik
PowerCon (See
http://www.neutrik.com/content/products/level03.aspx?id=204_390365502&catId=CatMSDE_industry)
I prefer the rubber connector thing but I wasn't brave enough to mount
one into my Roland Juno 106 or Korg Trident MK2. I once did so for an
old Laney Guitar amp Though, it was a lot of work but worth it.
Wall warts and fixed mounted or proprietary power chords are evil[tm].
Every time I go on stage with my Oberheim OB3² (quite occasionally,
unfortunately), I promise myself to rip apart the wall wart and mount it
into the keyboard where there's a lot of space left....
Best,
N.