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Hi Peter,

Glad you got home safely.

Fender do have a habit of leaving out the UK plug as everything is 
shipped from Amsterdam. Fender do occasionally send us regular 3 pin 
kettle leads that in all honesty aren't that long. We have one here and 
can put one in the post tomorrow for you if you need one.

Kind Regards,
Harriet

On 2023-02-01 17:23, peter.hall58@gmail.com wrote:
> Name: Peter Hall
> 
> Address: 9 Meadowsweet Close
> Snettisham
> Kings Lynn
> Norfolk
> 
> Postcode: PE31 7UG
> 
> Telephone: 01485543664
> 
> Email: peter.hall58@gmail.com
> 
> Enquiry: Hello everybody.
> Just got home with my new amp.
> The lead that is included inside the amp is a two pin European plug.
> Should there be a 3 pin plug included?
> I know that they are only kettle plugs, but the two pin plug lead is
> much longer than the normal.
> Therefore wondered if 3 pin should be included?
> 
> Regards
> 
> Peter