Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

If it's a regular IEC socket then you could look at Fry's (if you have one 
nearby).

Even if it's not an IEC cord you can still put one in; I had to retro-fit 
one of these in an old Roland rack-mount synth that didn't come with a 
power cord. I just had to file the opening a little bit to get the socket 
to fit in properly.

HTH.


At 09:44 AM 5/20/2005, you wrote:
>Calling all owners of parts CZ-5000s (or people who can tell me where to 
>find one of these
>elsewhere):
>
>
>I broke the AC socket where the power cord plugs into the back of the 
>CZ-5000. I need
>another one. I thought findine one would be east because it's the same 
>cord as most PCs
>and peripherals but no dice. No store or Web site I've looked at has a 
>replacement, and all
>the dead hardware here at my house just isn't working.
>
>I hacked together a cord setup that will work for now but I can't get the 
>CZ into my hard
>case I bought until I fix it for real.
>
>Does anyone have one of these? For how much? I would swap a CZ-1000 
>power-supply/
>adaptor if someone needs one!
>
>Can anyone point me to a Web site that sells these???
>
>Thanks,
>don
>
>
>
>
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