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In Reply to: Changing out cord on "hard wired" device posted by ptrjh on March 29, 2005 at 15:14:45:
I find it remarkable that folks don't consider this option when a chassis mount IEC inlet is either not possible or simply not desirable. A number of enclosures are difficult to open, difficult to access for modification once opened, or the user is not tool handy. I have used an inline IEC jack for components, both with use with a few inches of the stock power cord as the interface, and high quality audiophile replacement wiring to the component's internal AC feed. If you look at many component's internal AC wiring to it's IEC inlet, it's not much if any better than the mere inches of stock power cord wire that served as a captive power cord. I can vouch for the fact that an inline IEC jack, is a very good thing, custom wired or not. my 2 cents
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Follow Ups
- Inline IEC Jack (image) - Duster 23:44:18 03/29/05 (8)
- I've done inline IEC's on a Sunfire Siggy Amp and a Magnum Dynalab Etude. Worked like a charm! Big improvements! nt - Ray-o-Stat 07:59:18 03/31/05 (0)
- Re: Inline IEC Jack (image) - ptrjh 14:39:26 03/30/05 (1)
- Re: Inline IEC Jack (image) - ash2459@ms5.hinet.net 07:30:49 03/30/05 (0)
- Re: Inline IEC Jack (image) - zmanone 04:44:10 03/30/05 (1)
- Re: Inline IEC Jack (image) - ezside 14:44:54 04/05/05 (0)
- That is a great idea! (nt) - Aaron 01 00:06:08 03/30/05 (1)
- Thanks, Aaron... - Duster 00:35:42 03/30/05 (0)
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