Power Cable DIY - Please advise

I built his DIY version of that cord using the twisted pair wire he sells and trying both Furutech F1-11 gold and bare copper connectors.  Very nice cord with either connector, but the gold plated Furus were just a little too polite in my application and I preferred the copper.  I still have a slight preference for the bulk Neo-based cord in my system, but if you can get a good price on a used Flavor 4, it would be very hard to go wrong with it.  If you find the gold connectors to be a bit too relaxed or warm sounding, you can always replace them with some copper or rhodium plugs and still save a bundle of money over a sonically comparable big dollar cord.

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I'm fascinated by this discussion.

Do people favor Square D, Cutler Hammer, or other brands of circuit breakers?

What about Connecting Caps that the builder may have on the run of mass produced everyday wire they pulled to your outlet? 

Are people cryo-treating the breakers? Are those known to affect the high, low or mid frequencies most?

You'd think it was April First here in Audiogon.

Not a believer.... But fun reading!

@xyobgyn   And I'm always fascinated by those that have no experience with the topic at hand jumping in with nothing to offer beyond a dismissal.

You mentioned interest in doing a Flavor 4 power Cable. I can recommend an improvement to that design, which will control the radiated fields and the coupling of external radiated fields much better. Use a Quad-Star implementation of the internal conductors (2 wires for hot and 2 wires for Neutral) twisted together.