Power cord for GEM Model P (italien) Organ

Hi folks,

I am looking for a power cord for a Galanti made GEM Model P portable organ. This model is very similiar to a Vox Jaguar but the power cord is different, AFAIK. Where can I get one, whats the name of this cable?

I want to keep this organ original. Click photo for animation. Cheers

It looks like it could be the same type of connector that you find on older HP400's and older Dolby 361 frames. I don't know the name for it though. I see them on the bay. I may have an extra laying around if you can't find one. Can you measure the pin spacing and diameter? I could check it against what I have.

Thanks for your response, Paul. The power connector on the Dolby device seems smaller.

I will upload the dimensions in a bit.

Looks similar to those of an old electric iron:
https://www.chinahao.com/product/558568760312/

If the diameter of the metal bolts is 4mm you can use banana sockets to create your own jack (with the help of a 3D-printer).

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analogguru said:

Looks similar to those of an old electric iron:
https://www.chinahao.com/product/558568760312/

If the diameter of the metal bolts is 4mm you can use banana sockets to create your own jack (with the help of a 3D-printer).

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I guess the old electric iron plug is to fat. I got one, somewhere. I will check it.

Yes 4mm, banana sockets plus 3d printer is a good idea and plan B. Thanks.

In the meantime you can use two of those:
https://www.reichelt.de/kupplung-4-mm-bis-2-5mm-schwarz-kun-30-sw-p9611.html?r=1

analogguru said:

In the meantime you can use two of those:
https://www.reichelt.de/kupplung-4-mm-bis-2-5mm-schwarz-kun-30-sw-p9611.html?r=1

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Yes, they a good for workshop use.  Thanks again.

rock soderstrom said:

sketch power connector

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I have a spare power cord of an old Frying Pan I will check to see the measurements and let you know, it seems similar to that connector.

You could probably modify one of these power cords by filling the edges

looks to be an Italian cei 23-16 connector  or Italian type c power connector.

Thanks Whoops!

pucho812 said:

looks to be an Italian cei 23-16 connector  or Italian type c power connector.

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Thanks for keywords, I will do a intensive search for them tonight!