You're not just limited to those two. There are plenty of woven power cables at different price points. See Russ Andrews, LessLoss; others will chime in with other manufacturers.
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I've been really impressed by the Level 3 AntiCables power cords, but it took a while to recognize their strengths. When I first plugged them in to my integrated amp, there wasn't anything that jumped out at me, good or bad. I was swapping a number of power cables in and out - Cardas, JPS Labs, Triode Wire Labs, Wireworld. With each of the other brands, something immediately struck - deep bass, crisp highs, more forward sound, etc. However, after living with the sound for a couple of weeks, I always noted something that I didn't like as well. The Anti-Cables were what I kept going back to between trying the other brands. As they settled in, I came to appreciate their even tonal balance, slightly relaxed presentation, deep soundstage, etc. However, what I really noticed was that when the Level 3 power cables were in my system, I wanted to listen to more music. It's that simple. I've long since stopped looking at other brands of power cables, even when I've upgraded the rest of my system. As always -- my ears, my system, my preferences, etc. Best, Scott |
see this reviews http://anticables.com/reviews |
I don't really enjoy providing negative personal experiences - especially as Paul was extremely gracious in giving me plenty of time to test, and ultimately return, my AC Reference 3 speaker cables. Having read the reviews, I awaited their arrival with great excitement. They were replacing Rocket 33's in my system. However they were *extremely* harsh sounding - rendering much of my music unlistenable. As mentioned above, I was able to give them about 60 days of use and they weren't getting much better. Replaced them with AQ GO-4's and am very happy. |
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