What Power Cord can improve clarity and bass slam?

@ Nick_sr, Hi, Not all exspensive power cords are over priced, some of them, you get what you pay for, total performing bliss!, The P.A.D. limited edition here has garnished many user positive feedback all over audiogon, this one and the BMi oceanic, stage three concepts Kracken, Taralabs cobalt power cord has been said to be some of the few that is considered some of the best available with a few more I left out, however, there is some that is overpriced just like their is with anything else you may buy in audio.

Dayglo looks gone from his own thread?
So, if you are out there, hope this is helping.
I have to go with jmcgrogan2 on the copper. Most of the time, I prefer a mix of metals and, for whatever reason, an amalgam of sorts. I don't know what you would call Siltech (I know, no copper), but loved that in the past...oops! i/C's, not P/C's. My bad!
Nick sr-Bad syntax and grammar definitely throws me off, too. No bueno.(and dayglo)-
Older Elrods would fit the budget and the bill as long as they aren't too physically hefty for you. I thought the EPS3's were linear, quiet, extended and detailed with no grain and great bass heft wihout any tubbiness. THey come up from time to time at good prices.
Enjoy the tunes.

see what I mean Nick_sr, they are not kidding, this post is in regards to my last post for you, cheers.

@Audiolabyrinth, I am not suggesting that all expensive power cords are over priced. What I am saying is that I find it hard to believe that spending $10k on a power cord will provide the biggest bang for your buck for improving the sound.

As an example say you own an amp that is worth $10k and your not entirely satisfied with the sound you look at all the alternatives and you have determined that an upgraded amp would cost 5k more than what you have. Alternatively you could spend say 1k on power cable that would provide a similar benefit. Clearly the 1k power cord would be your best choice.

Now assume the cord cost 10x as much, clearly upgrading the amp becomes the better option.

Assuming my first scenario holds in general, then $10k power cords would only be sold to people owning $100K amplifiers. But now you must ask the question, if you pay $100k for an amp that amp must provide the absolute sound! If a power cord, $10k or $1K, can further improve the sound then where is the value in the amp?

Basically, in the cost is no object domain, when you buy a piece of gear it should be the absolute best and provide the absolute sound, the manufacturer should be tasked on finding every optimal sub component of the unit, be it power cords, power supplies, caps, resistors, whatever as long as it is optimal. If this is not the case then in my humble opinion something is wrong.

My focus is Always on the endresuls. Expensive cables you sell by doing a-b blind comparison. When the Nordost Valhalla came out, it went crazy. I could live only from selling these cables for a long time. It was that convincing. People bought less expensive sources with a Valhalla. Just by doing a-b blind tests. Every person whants the best result for they money they want to spend.