Help wanted 4 pin powerplug audiocontrol 3.1
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Cheapest to make one yourself
If you make one use your own quality resin lol..... j/k seriously if you're in a bind you can get some tiny but connectors and compress one side enough that it will slide onto the pin and be snug. Then just crimp your wire on the other side. Those have been hard to find in my opinion.
Oh yeah, check your local radioshack. Every now and then I can find a plug that works
No they are like the old ppi's. 4 flathead set screws inline, not square.
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