Power plug adaptor

[Pandy]

Hi, I bought a Etherwave Theremin. However, it didn't come with a plug, so I'm not sure if it works. It looks really good, my question is, I can't find an adaptor for less than £50, this seems expensive for just a power adaptor?

[paramnesia]

contact Moog service to ask for replacement via telephone

Andy Hughes, Service Manager
[email protected]
828-251-0090 xt 221

Nate Marino
[email protected]
xt. 204

Taylor Mott
[email protected]
xt. 217

or create RMA in the Moog system
http://www.moogmusic.com/content/register-product/

[Valery]

For Etherwave Standard and Plus need special power supplies - can be purchased here: http://www.instrumentalparts.com/moetsppa.html

[Pandy]

I'm in England so require a uk plug.

[Valery]

In some cases, you can use a simple adapter to the desired outlet connection.

[Pandy]

Also mines a 5 pin plug and most are now 3 pin???

[Valery]

The adapter is a step-down transformer AC to AC. With the output 14 VAC, 200 mA. You can use a 3 pin connector, since the pin 4 and 5 are not used. Attach a drawing of the electrical circuit.

[d'ni]

thanks valery for that beatiful drawing! xactly what we've been looking for.

[Valery]

Have Fun!

[Tom Falater]

The adapter is a step-down transformer AC to AC. With the output 14 VAC, 200 mA. You can use a 3 pin connector, since the pin 4 and 5 are not used. Attach a drawing of the electrical circuit.

I second that thank you, Valery. I came to this forum specifically for that answer and your wonderful drawing helped me a lot. Thank you - Tom Falater

[Valery]

Hello! I accidentally made a mistake in the numbering of connector theremin (right picture). You need to define counter-clockwise: first from right, third from the left. But on the schema the adapter is not affected.
The design of the adapter is correctly.