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What kind of connector is this? (discuss.tchncs.de)
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Here's a power cable from a Cmt-ex1 Sony CD player. This connector used to be connected to the inside of the power supply. However, I had to disassemble it because I needed to replace the motherboard for the CD player. I found this CD player at Goodwill, but the wire was poorly connected with a completely different cable. It was patched together using electrical tape and wire connectors. If there isn't any type of connector like this in the world. how could I Frankenstein it with another cable without it looking somewhat ugly.

The original cable was called E81093 (UL) NISPT-2 VW-1 105C 2X18AWG, C(UL) NONINTEGRAL SPT-2 FT1. Also the yellow plastic says Amp with a + on top of the M. this CD player is from 2000.

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[โ€“] boothin@kbin.social 7 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Is this it? https://www.te.com/usa-en/product-178125-1.html