Can someone make me some molex plugs?

[Bassin Buick]

Tomorrow i'm getting a Sony XM-C2000 from a friend , its missing the molex plugs though. Can anyone make me some? Or if you have a set laying around give me a price??

Here is pics of the model , mine was under a seat of a work truck for years and is very dirty.

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[infamous_e46 5,000+ posts]

Molex Connectors | Authorized Molex Distributor

 

[Bassin Buick]

Thats gonna be hard as hell to find there. LOL. Maybe anyone know the model number of the plugs?

 

[Bassin Buick]

So i just brought the amp home and tested it. All good on all 6 channels. I had to re solder the RCAS but after that it was straight. I used a hot razor and a old computer power supply to make the plugs.

I tell you what , this is a nice little amp. I bridged the sub channel and ran a pair of 8 ohm thunder 5000 10's freeair on the test bench and it straight beat the S outta them tens!! Only rated at 80 watts bridged on the sub channel but it beats hard.

The mid and high channels were clean and clear as expected but the little sub channels were pretty impressive. LOL

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

now you need to trade me something for my old school SONY 6x9's

 

[Bassin Buick]

I have no use for 6x9's. LOL. I have holes in my buick but i'm just gonna run a active front stage in there. The old ladies car is gonna get this 6 channel for the comps i got from you and a small but efficient sub.

 

[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

the 6x9's play down to 30hz....

 

[Bassin Buick]

But i don't have a vehicle for them , i would love to put them in the old ladies car but the minuscule rear deck wont allow for them even with cutting and the comps i got from you nearly bottom out against the glass in the doors. I would love those things but they would just sit in my closet.

 

[caverman]

So i just brought the amp home and tested it. All good on all 6 channels. I had to re solder the RCAS but after that it was straight. I used a hot razor and a old computer power supply to make the plugs.
I tell you what , this is a nice little amp. I bridged the sub channel and ran a pair of 8 ohm thunder 5000 10's freeair on the test bench and it straight beat the S outta them tens!! Only rated at 80 watts bridged on the sub channel but it beats hard.

The mid and high channels were clean and clear as expected but the little sub channels were pretty impressive. LOL

Any way you can give me more detail on what you did to make the plug? I have one of these amps and I"m missing the sub-woofer plug. Luckily I have the speaker side plug though.

 

[Bassin Buick]

Any way you can give me more detail on what you did to make the plug? I have one of these amps and I"m missing the sub-woofer plug. Luckily I have the speaker side plug though.

Not that you are gonna read this considering it was your only post but here goes............ The 20 pin atx connector on a computer power supply works great. find out which end you need and use a hot razor to slice the plastic plug after the connectors you need. the 20 pin connector has enough to make both plugs just make sure to cut it in the right spot cuz each prong has a different shape and if you cut it wrong it wont plug into the amp.

 

[caverman]

Thanks. I just happen to have an old boat anchor of a computer right here by my desk. I'll have to open up and take a look in a little while.

So the computer power supply has those differnent sized holes? Some are square and some are u-shaped on one end. Guess I'll find out when I crack the case open.

Another friend told me of a an old stereo shop that's been around forever. They always carried off the wall cheap stuff. I used to go there back in my high school days. Can't believe they are still around after all these years. If the computer thing doesn't work out I might give them a try but it's a good hour drive one way with no guarantees.

Thanks for the heads up though. If it works I'll let you know. Keeping my fingers crossed.