Speaker connector for the Rooster Booster?

Hi all, does anybody know where I can buy the connector used on the Rooster Booster, was replacing the cable this morning(for the 2nd time), rubbish quality cable, and melted the plastic housing sufficient for the pin to become loose causing poor/intermittent connection.

Thanks
Terry

Bicter -

I'd try somewhere like Jaycar first. Maybe not a small agent, but a more a full-blown store etc.
http://search.jaycar.com.au/search?w=microphone%20connector&view=list

Cheers - Phil

Phil,
Thanks for that. I should have mentioned I'd already checked Jaycar and Prime here in Brissy. I guess the next step is Farnell or RS. I'll post back if I manage to source the connector.

Regards
Terry

OK - have you also tried Altronics ?
http://www.altronics.com.au/index.asp?area=prod&grp=157
There is prob only one store in Bris' though !
Cheers - Phil

Thanks Phil,
Looks like I might have to modify the Rooster Booster to fit different type plug & socket as I'm not having a lot of luck. Will bodgy up the plug for this weekend and sort it next week, thanks for trying.

Maybe just use a good old (1/4inch ?) jack/socket etc.
BTW - I was assuming it was just a CB-mic style connector etc. Was the number/config' of pins the problem ?
Cheers - Phil

Tue' 30th - BAD assumption ! - esp' after looking at Minelab and CB-mic connectors side-by-side

Phil,
I have found it. For future information it is called a mini XLR. Available from Jaycar & Farnell(element14) The Jaycar P/N is PS-1924 http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=PS1924. I've ordered one from Farnell and will confirm it is the correct connector.... all the dimensions appear the same

Regards
Terry

Phil,
I have found it. For future information it is called a mini XLR. Available from Jaycar & Farnell(element14) The Jaycar P/N is PS-1924 http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=PS1924. I've ordered one from Farnell and will confirm it is the correct connector.... all the dimensions appear the same

Regards
Terry

Hey terry,
you could always just ask me haha.

Cory,
Thanks for the offer LoL.... I've now decided that the answer is a retractile curly cord with new plug and existing speaker. Curly cord off a dead headset headset at work. If it works out OK, I'll do you one too.
BTW, received my new Mini XLR connector from Element14 today and its the right one.... and appears to have a more robust inner plastic insulator than the original.

Regards
Terry