I agree and if it's using low voltage DC for control, than having something with Edison plug in doing so would be kind of stupid in asking for someone to plug it into 120v. AC.
Don't know what it was used for other than normally add a taps are used for small par cans as perhaps laid out along a wall to light the wall.
All that said, and in that we agree it's foolish to use such gear, much less use it in a professional setting, who knows what this gear was used for. Your guess is as good as mine.
Intent is that I found it curious to see this type of adaptor show up at the shop. I certainily know I did not buy it and it won't run off any of our gear. Much less I have not given out any zip cord or add a taps lately.
Perhaps in going back to the origional theory about this used for sound gear, could it have powered up a bunch of small speakers given 18ga cable at about 5' distances over say 50'? Granted it's an un-balanced plug.
Don't know what it was used for other than normally add a taps are used for small par cans as perhaps laid out along a wall to light the wall.
All that said, and in that we agree it's foolish to use such gear, much less use it in a professional setting, who knows what this gear was used for. Your guess is as good as mine.
Intent is that I found it curious to see this type of adaptor show up at the shop. I certainily know I did not buy it and it won't run off any of our gear. Much less I have not given out any zip cord or add a taps lately.
Perhaps in going back to the origional theory about this used for sound gear, could it have powered up a bunch of small speakers given 18ga cable at about 5' distances over say 50'? Granted it's an un-balanced plug.