What is the designation of this plug?

its a C7/C8 connection

https://shop.worldcordsets.com...0320-reference-chart

https://www.amazon.com/right-a...7/s?k=right+angle+c7

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IEC 320 C7 (non-polarized).

See: Cables2Go Power Connector Guide

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that is IEC 60320 standard type c7 (female) c8 (male) ac power cord. refer to this site for further info.https://www.fs.com/?c_site=community&c_ctype=knowledge&c_from=navlogo&c_cat=BMCS220027-Power%20System-Wiki&c_rel=14932

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Here's a 90 degree adapter plug.

https://www.amazon.com/Figure-...verter/dp/B07LBV4NJ4

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C7 from the IEC_60320 standard set.

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Thank you. I appreciate the help.

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This is the one I’m going to go with:
https://amzn.to/3Vn0UrQ
I just wish it was 2-3’ instead of 6 but I can wrap and zip tie it.

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If you haven't already ordered, here's a 1M long one....

https://www.amazon.com/Degree-...Supply/dp/B00S6HJUC8

Although it's right-angled 90° to what you listed.

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Originally posted by IntrepidTraveler:
If you haven't already ordered, here's a 1M long one....

https://www.amazon.com/Degree-...Supply/dp/B00S6HJUC8

Although it's right-angled 90° to what you listed.

The way the cord goes through the pedalboard, it has to be angled down. It keeps the power cord out of the way and I’ll be able to move the tuner down so I can reach the footswitch.

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I rolled up and stored a few of them just a couple hours ago. Had no idea what they were called.

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quote:
Originally posted by mark123:
This is the one I’m going to go with:
https://amzn.to/3Vn0UrQ
I just wish it was 2-3’ instead of 6 but I can wrap and zip tie it.

Buy 2. Cut one down to pedal length. Either cut and splice it or put a replacement end on it.

https://a.co/d/eNmWgQX

I try to avoid coils of wire on a pedalboard.

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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by mark123:
This is the one I’m going to go with:
https://amzn.to/3Vn0UrQ
I just wish it was 2-3’ instead of 6 but I can wrap and zip tie it.

Buy 2. Cut one down to pedal length. Either cut and splice it or put a replacement end on it.

https://a.co/d/eNmWgQX

I try to avoid coils of wire on a pedalboard.

I could do that. But then I’d get a slightly larger pedalboard making it too short.

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