Hi, I have a wireless, outdoor Brookstone speaker with an aux transmitter. It's the old model - at least 10 years old.
The transmitter has a power cord that says DC 9V.
The manual says the speaker also came with one that is DC 9V (if 8 D batteries are not available).
Unfortunately, I have misplaced the power cord for the speaker. The company was unable to help me locate a replacement. I tried the transmitter power cord in the speaker and it does not fit.
So, what can I use to replace this? It says DC but does that actually mean AC to DC? Is that the same as AC/DC? If I found another DC 9V in the house is it safe to use it? Thank you for any help and information!
The transmitter has a power cord that says DC 9V.
The manual says the speaker also came with one that is DC 9V (if 8 D batteries are not available).
Unfortunately, I have misplaced the power cord for the speaker. The company was unable to help me locate a replacement. I tried the transmitter power cord in the speaker and it does not fit.
So, what can I use to replace this? It says DC but does that actually mean AC to DC? Is that the same as AC/DC? If I found another DC 9V in the house is it safe to use it? Thank you for any help and information!