Where to buy reversed polarity AC cords?

Glen, thanks for the "kudos" but i can hardly fit my head into my hat as it is : ) It's especially hard to put my hat on during those occasions when i REALLY screw up and have my head lodged up my ass : ) Sean
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Sean, your good!!!!

dzetye emailed me and was interested in trying to check equipment / ac polarity. I forwarded him to a thread titled "noise, hum and AC polarity" as that tells how to do it without spending more than $5. That is, so long as you already have a multimeter : ) Sean
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dzetye, out of curiosity, why do you wish to do this ? Sean
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Flip the wires at the recptacle. WALA reverse polarity

http://www.vansevers.com/

If you are just looking for a way to test whether the reverse polarity will reduce chassis AC potential, you can accomplish this with a pigtail or ground cheater. You can buy one or the other from any hardware store for a buck or so.If you have already determined that you need to reverse AC polarity to reduce chassis potential, you are better off switching the wires in the cord that you have if you are satisfied with the sound after using a cheater. You can make the switch at either connector. If you buy a new cord, you are changing more than one parameter and the results are unpredictable. Changing the AC polarity will not change the signal polarity.Charlie Savoie

You can probably have Kevin (DIYcable.com) make them for you like that. His assembled Assylum cord is $80.

KP