Power cables

Can a change of power cables create a ringing known as tinnitus in your ears?

waxwizard02-14-2016 4:39am

213runnin Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 914 posts 02-20-2016 at 09:17pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Pixel guy, you're missing the point. The six feet of the power cable is not the issue. It's the fact that one is connecting one's component to a power grid, with its noise on the line, fluctuations, and interference from some of your own appliances.
oregonpapa Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 4,867 posts 02-20-2016 at 10:03pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete ^^^ No doubt the power coming into the system affect the sound. This is why the sound seems to improve early in the morning and late at night when fewer people and industry are using the grid.However, some of that can be overcome with power cords that use filters, etc.
knghifi Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 1,668 posts 02-20-2016 at 10:31pm Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete pixelriffic4 posts02-19-2016 7:35pmAh the miracle of high end power cables. Somehow six feet of fancy wire can overcome any shortfall created by fifty feet of Romex, and miles of stranded copper from the lowest bidder. According to Caelin Gabriel, the "Ah the miracle of high end power cable ..." is actually the BEGINNING and not the end His how a power cable works explanation is in one of the forums.