Tip for purchase new power cable

A much more apropos avatar, for the local, imaginary intelligence operative:

                                           (SNORT of derision)

OEMs, especially premium brands have surely verified the provided cords deliver what the unit needs.

I plug my Furman P1800 PFR into my separate circuit, and plug nearly everything into it. System ON/OFF one switch, huge power reserves

https://furmanpower.com/product/15a-prestige-power-conditioner-w-power-factor-technology/

someone always has a discounted price

https://www.proaudiostar.com/furman-p-1800-pf-r-power-conditioner-surge-suppressor.html?utm_source=Google_Shopping&gclid=Cj0KCQjw7uSkBhDGARIsAMCZNJtLDv-sOAMrLDK3Zotx5o-vCLdKCNrDAGeAj2k6C5LOe06GN5UcVyEaAnECEALw_wcB

Personally, most people just don't want to hear anything negative about their purchases and most believe what they read about cables that they just have to sound better than those measly little stock ones, especially if they spend big money.

What JB said makes sense about the sub and would provide bass a lot more than any cable would.

Few things - 

1. Be careful buying Furutech and Oyaide on ebay. Lots of fakes out there especially when it comes to Furutech. 
2. The foundation of good bass is speakers, components and room acoustics. Replacing cheap power cables with other cheap power cables won’t give you what you want. Get your components and room acoustics done first then worry about cables. 
3. Ignore @jasonbourne71 when it comes to cables.

Also, if you’re looking for people to make recommendations, it’s a good idea to list your components. 

JB71 is not the only one at fault, all of you that he baits into commenting are equally at fault. Ignore them and it’s no longer fun, it happens on at least half of all on AG threads. Happy listening