Power cord recommendation for a dac?

When I first read about upgrading power cords, I was skeptical.  I tried anyway, and was surprised that it could make a subtle difference.  However, I thought that the asymptote was quickly reached—I couldn’t hear any improvement after the $100/meter point.  I haven’t really listened critically to power cords in the last decade or so.  I buy them based on features—I favor them being somewhat flexible and gripping tightly, and since I have had hum problems in the past I want them shielded.  Currently, I use a mix of PS Audio and Pangea.  My two cents.

Some literature about power transmission principles: 

https://shunyata.com/technical-articles/

Coming soon on loan from The Cable Company, a Shunyata VR-10 NR, Cardas Clear, Wireworld Electra 7 and a Shunyata Defender (parallel line conditioner). And on loan from Triode Labs, a Digital American.

Feedback in due time...

Have you had a chance to audition all of the options above? I've been very happy with triode labs myself, although I couldn't quite justify the price of the digital american when I also had to purchase two 7+ cables for other components, so I went with a 12+ for my DAC. I've personally heard quite substantial changes with power cables on relatively simple systems, but as always it depends on your kit. It would be great to hear any updates!

I can't believe some of these so called "Audiophiles" who say that any ordinary stock cord is just as good as the higher end power cords. I just upgraded my DAC PC from an old Shunyata Research to the Pangea AC 14 XL with Cardas copper. I too was skeptical if there would be an improvement and boy was I in for a real treat in upgrade in transparency, 3D soundstage, clarity and solid bass. The best was the price. It didn't break the bank
Good Luck