Creative Inspire 5100/5300 power adapter specs needed

I have lost the power adapter of my creative 5.1 speaker system while moving house. Its an Inspire 500 or 5300. Can someone please post the specifications of the power adapter these run on, including the type of pin? Better still if you could post a photo of the power adapter (with all the writing showing) and the pin, it would be simply awesome!
Even though I'm out of warranty, I am trying to get Creative to send a replacement adapter since merchants refuse to sell spare parts, but if I have the specs I can get a compatible adapter.
Thanks in advance.
-Rachit

You can check the Knowledgebase article SID6098 for the information you need.
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Boy, am I glad I was able to find an answer to my problem in here. I find this very interesting. Here it is, almost 3 years after I made the original post, that I need to find the Power information, for this Device, again, but because of a Computer Crash, I could not get to the original notes, I made about this Forum Entry, so I began the search, again.
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I have myriad AC/DC Converters, some of which are Voltage Selectable, but since the Power Specifications aren't on the HUB, or in the PDF Documentation, as is the case with most other Products, I came back to LinkSys/Cisco. As soon as I entered the Model Number of the "Compact USB 4-Port HUBs, Model Number USBHUB4C," for a search, this Forum entry came up on the page, and it appears there haven't been any queries, on any other subject, about this Device, in the interim.
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