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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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erik_squires
16,128 posts
 
Well, not sure which end, but you could use the Wattgate adapter here:

https://www.partsconnexion.com/wattgate-ac-power-schuko-connectors.html

and point the plug in either direction.

You can use an IEC adapter to point your equipment's socket in any desired direction:

https://amzn.to/3oVe65U

I also find these little adapters golden, especially when using wall warts in tight spaces:

https://amzn.to/2M1T86N
gdnrbob
4,447 posts
 
I use the Voodoo cable and other right angle adapters.
I spoke to Audioquest, and they said using them shouldn't make any difference as it is metal to metal.
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jb505 OP
60 posts
 
Thanks for all the great recommendations:
I took off my outlet plate and the outlet. I cannot remove the current outlet box to install the recessed box so there is not enough room unless I want to perform a lot of sheetrock work.
I think what I’ll do is buy some flush angled connectors and replace the current ones with these on my cables. Sounds easy enough, but I’ve said that before.
Maybe if I call some cable company’s, like Voodoo, they will custom make me a cable with the flush plug.
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bryhifi
374 posts
 
If you want to do your own ends for tight clearance.

http://www.furutech.com/2015/07/21/11446/
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jb505 OP
60 posts
 
Perfect. Thank you. I’ve never done it but I’ll give it a go.
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