I think after 40 years of playing with audio and testing almost 400 different cables, I have figured out that cables can be system dependent and preference but I can also tell you from my experience, the CPT cords are anything but average.
I would say if you are getting average results from a CPT cord than move it around to other components and play with what I consider a world class power cord based on a ton of power cable comparisons. If the CPT cord still sounds average at that point than you might want to look at some other issue. Yes cables are system dependent and yes they can be preference based but the CPT cords are the only power cord we have tested that does not add anything to the sound and instead just cleans up things. I have tested other power cables that did add a little sizzle, so the end user thinks there is more going on but the CPT cords just take the noise out of the system and then tell you what your system sounds like.
That's my opinion and every person I have sold a CPT cord agrees with me. We have been selling the CPT cords since the company was started, with zero returns. I not saying you're not hearing what you are hearing in your system but "average" is the total opposite of what people are saying about CPT cords.
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I would be happy to forward you a ton of end users emails that have previously had very high quality, expensive power cables and they are all telling me that the CPT power cords are the best cable they have ever heard. Personally I do not really believe in "best" but CPT power cords certainly are not average.
