What power cord should I get for my front end?

the flavor 4 is a good choice in your budget range. i used the flavor 4 with the furutech gold terminations with a tube dac and a tube integrated and liked them. if you can spend a little more, the kaplan he provides more presence and body than the flavor 4's.

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I have used a number of MIT p/c's on my Lexicon RT-20. The further up the line the better the sound gets with a good player, which I believe your Denon is. I have obtaines a surprisingly refined sound from the RT-20 using the MIT products in my Spectral system.
I suggest looking for the best bargain available from the Shotgun AC1 and up. You will gain experience with MIT and be able to sell & buy up as the next deal comes available. If you simply want to "jump in" then I would look for a used Oracle AC3, a simple non networked cord which is exceptional for any component.
If your player sounds harsh I suggest you also try some conditioning and isolation for it. I found used MIT products excellent value. Perhaps the AC power to your setup is needing power conditioning.

To Steakster and Psacanli:

Steakster you said that "then, i tried a pair of heavily shielded power cords on..."
What brand and model power cord was this?

Psacanli, what brand and model of MIT would you recommend for a denon cd player?

To Everyone,
I have a Denon 3930ci (cd/dvd player source) and it is difficult to find a power cord that does not sound harsh on it. It is being powered with a Rotel RSX 1065 av receiver. Your Suggestions will be very much appreciated.........................

You need isolation for your digital front end.
MIT power cables provide this.

Two suggestions in the 150.00 range. Both are nice and worth checking out.
Valab pure silver power cord-150.00 new.
Shunyata Diamondback-150.00 or less used.

Thanks for your responses. As a matter of fact I do have some old lawn mower extension cords I have been playing around as speaker cables and may try some experimental
stuff with the llustrated helps I saw from some of u.
The flavor 4 looks interesting since its cyro treated; that
may be a possibility. I do hear a definate improvment with cyro treated wire and have not really thought of getting cyro treated wire for a PC Cord

I think Clio09 and Riley804 made good suggestions. I did not know of the takefiveaudio link, but assembled two Oyaide Tunami/C-079/P-079 power cords myself about a year ago for my source equipment (Esoteric P05/D05) in pretty much the same way as illustrated and described in the hyperlink. I feel like you should also know that in my case the cords initially sounded awful - I had to remove them right away, and was contemplating the loss of hard-earned $$$. I then took to cords to my office to power two quad-core Mac computers. After about two month I tried the two cords again in my stereo system - I could not believe the difference! I won't elaborate on what I was hearing - suffice to say that the cords remained in the system ever since, and I don't think I will ever replace them. I never thought that I would bow to the 'PC-hype', but as a scientist I have also learned to subject to experimental data.
I thought to add this to the two posts above, which, again, I think suggested you well. Good luck with choosing - or perhaps assembling ? - your power cords.

Maybe this will give you an idea :

http://www.takefiveaudio.com/mall/shopcontent.asp?type=Tunami_PC

Look for a used Oyaide Tunami GPX or a VH Audio Flavor 4 (actually you can get a new one in your budget). I've had both on digital sources and they are excellent values for the money.