There's a need for one of these non-polarized cords. 2 conductor, no ground, plug blades are the same size,has a rectangle female on other end with small rectangle holes.
Used on most early-mid 80's Roland samplers (MKS-xx,xxx) and some keyboards(eg.JUNO's)
Got to be somebody around with an extra cord.

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those old roland style power cords are a stsndard hosa part i dont know the part # but were i work we allways have them is stock

Roland never made any MKS samplers. I believe they started with S, like the S-50 or S-760.

Alrighty then, carry on.

-tek

http://www.deepsonic.ch/2003/pix/Roland%20MKS%20100%20(1).jpg
yeah your'e right they were usually beginning with S except this one MKS-100 (was the only MKS that was a sampler BTW) sort of like an S-10. Guess I could've said synths and samplers and also picked a better example then a freak model name unit.

Anyway Paul61, Just get a Hosa cable they can't be much Tell the pawn guy to kick down a stupid line cable better yet!

[This message has been edited by Morphamatik (edited 01-07-2004).]

Witness my amazement. You learn something everyday

-tek

Actually morph I just bought one from American Musical Supply. Should get it in three days.

Hosa PWC178 is the part number DJ.

[This message has been edited by Paul-61 (edited 01-07-2004).]

Hey Morph,
How come your website doesn't work?

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