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Phil Allison wrote:
At least it takes a tool to open one, unlike the nasty PowerCon mains
connector which can come apart by twisting and with some effort be mated
with the similar Speakon socket.

Then tighten the cord grip correctly. And beware of cheap copies.

We eventually used those on location filming. Where they are plugged and
unplugged far more often than just about anywhere. Often several times a
day. And they were umpteen times more reliable than any other mains
connector.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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