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Flush wall plug for power cables?

I just had a new custom audio cabinet built. However the new cabinet is longer and covers the dedicated wall outlet for my system. When i plug the stiff power cords in the outlet I cannot shove the cabinet close enough to the wall for my liking. I could plug the cables into a power strip inside the cabinet but I’d like to use the dedicated outlet for my amp and dac, if it makes a difference? I don’t know for sure.
My question is, is there a company that makes a decent power cord with a flush angled wall plug? I’ve searched and cannot find any.
Thanks
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elliottbnewcombjr
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recessed outlet

https://www.amazon.com/Leviton-688-W-Recessed-Receptacle-Residential/dp/B000U3BVRS/ref=sr_1_3?dchild...

that's a single, more space, they make duplex also
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jb505 OP
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Thank you noramnce. It’s definitely an option. The only concern is the right angle iec plug. My dac has a sideways iec so the cord would be pointing down. If the cord is flexible enough it may not be an issue. Thanks for the recommendation. 
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jb505 OP
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Thanks Elliot. Great idea. I remember seeing these years ago in an office building I worked in. I completely forgot about them. I’ll have to look and see how much room I have inside the wall for it to fit. It may do the trick.
elliottbnewcombjr
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their origin is for wall mounted clocks
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twoleftears
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https://voodoocable.net/product/ac-power-adapters/

If necessary could you turn your wall plate/receptacle upside down?
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