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 looking for speaker plugs for Kriesler Quadracoustic system
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 Bugeyes
 Location: Bondi Beach, NSW
 Member since 8 April 2011
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Howdy folks, just new to this forum, but already in need of help!
which doesn't have any plugs to connect the speaker wires to the amp.
I haven't taken a photo yet, but to describe them they have 3 or 4 pins and a round bakelite base (from seeing them on another system- same kind).
Anyone know where I could get a couple from? I live in Sydney (Bondi Beach).
Thanks for any help you can give.....I'm keep to fire up the system and get some records spinning!


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 Return to top of page · Post #: 2 · Written at 2:14:04 PM on 8 April 2011.
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 GTC
 Location: Sydney, NSW
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Seems the first part of ... "which doesn't have any plugs to connect the speaker wires to the amp" ... is missing, so we are not sure what piece of equipment you are talking about.

(Edit: Oooops, I just realised that you have named the item in your subject heading. So that's a quadraphonic hi-fi unit? I can't find any reference to it.)

At a guess, perhaps they are similar to the 3 and 4 pin plugs shown here (scroll the page to the bottom):

http://jukebox-revival.eu/jukebox-parts/seeburg-parts/seeburg-100g-100w-100r-100j.html
 
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