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crochambeau wrote:Looks like a DIN plug variant: https://www.ebay.com/itm/141695634848
You can probably find the part elsewhere/cheaper if you look hard enough.
With respect to wiring it up to a power supply, you'll want to be absolutely certain which voltages go where. I would guess this is a bipolar 12 or 15 volt with a +5 line for the logics.
I've never been inside a Siel synth, if they were nice and generous it might have polarity protection, especially with a plug that could probably be forced in out of whack.
crochambeau wrote:In situations like this, I will open the synth up and take a look at the power section. If you see a rectifier followed by the standard regulation and filtering sections then AC inlet is permissible.
Without a service manual or factory manual/document confirming what the power supply is, proceed with caution. I've done the listing snooping thing to collect little bits of data and the amount of power supply mis-listing by sellers is staggering.
Good luck!
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