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What do you call this thing? It is on the back of an amp that the power cable is wrapped around. Where can I get one (or two)? Thanks.
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Cord bracket is what I have seen them called. Those are older style, like Peavey, Traynor, and others used. There was a newer, more squared Peavey version (5150), but they don't seem to be available anymore.
You could try asking Peavey directly."Everything is better with a tube. I have a customer with an all-tube pacemaker. His heartbeat is steady, reassuring and dependable, not like a modern heartbeat. And if it goes wrong he can fix it himself. You can't do that with SMD." - Mick BaileyComment
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Here you go, 'cord wrap'. Fender part number 0049650000
https://www.angela.com/fendercordwrapstyle2.aspx"Everything is better with a tube. I have a customer with an all-tube pacemaker. His heartbeat is steady, reassuring and dependable, not like a modern heartbeat. And if it goes wrong he can fix it himself. You can't do that with SMD." - Mick BaileyComment
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This is for an old Univox amplifier. With new IEC cables these winding posts are not necessary.
Thanks g1!Last edited by Axtman; 02-23-2021, 02:24 AM.Comment
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We called them cord winders. Peavey et al would be good sources, or any place selling cabinet parts.Education is what you're left with after you have forgotten what you have learned.Comment
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