Vintage Pioneer Power cord help

[Raleigh J]

I was gifted a mid 70's Pioneer LP-777AP The only problem is that there is no power cord. I stole a power cord from a cheap Audio Technica turntable, in hopes I could use that. the only issue is that I do not know where to weld the new cord to. The manual says nothing about the circuit board and I'm very lost. If anyone can help that would be much appreciated. I uploaded pictures of the turntable to the DIY forum. I'm not sure if they are viewable. If you have any questions just ask!

 

[avionic]

Welcome aboard Raleigh..

 

[Watthour]

I was gifted a mid 70's Pioneer LP-777AP The only problem is that there is no power cord.

Are you certain that's not a "PL-77A" turntable?

 

[elnaldo]

Welcome to AK.

A pict showing the entire scene would be helpful. It seems something else is missing. I don't see a transformer, or power switch. I see what I guess a 9 or 12V DC motor. Something seems missing between the power cord and the motor circuits.

 

[Binkman]

If this is indeed the same as model no's provided don't match up searching.

This table doesn't use 120 vac..and is part of a system where 12vdc is provided. Nor can I find a manual.
but here's proof of what you're getting into. IF this link is indeed correct. probably somebody gutted it for the cord. but I see a cord in the pic??
https://www.vinylengine.com/turntable_forum/viewtopic.php?t=64062

 

[century tek]

but I see a cord in the pic??

That's the inputs.

 

[Binkman]

Yes.. but is the layout the same?... poorly worded on my part.