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... WHAT POWER CORD(S) ARE PLAYING IN YOU SYSTEM TODAY?

HELLO TO ALL...
Not really a discussion - more like a survey: prompted by a recent article about Power Cords that showed up in my browser. PLEASE NO DETAILS: NO IN-DEPTH REVIEWS OF ATTRIBUTES, WISH I HADs AGAIN, or WANT TO TRYs -
just component (CD, PRE, DAC, INT, POWER, SPEAKER) and Mfg Brand, and model (if known) and length

mine: CD: GOLDMUND /JOB SWEET CORD; 2-1/2 METER
           INT: JOB INT: PS AUDIO XSTREAM SC STATEMENT, 1 METER
insearchofprat
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instlouis
91 posts
 
Mostly Cardas Golden Reference ( PreA, Phono Pre, Power,A Dac, Alpha USB converter, with Zu Birth & Mission on all others incl A/V equip.
geeqner
28 posts
 
BONE STOCK:

BlueSound Node 2i = stock IEC Power Cable
Yamaha CD Player = stock attached #16 AWG Power Cord
AR "The Turntable" = stock attached #16 AWG Power Cord
NAD 7220PE Receiver (Used as Pre) = stock attached Power Cord
Emotiva XPS-2 = Stock #12AWG? IEC Power Cable

They are ALL quite suitable for the loads that are carried to each component, and are bundled / physically separated from other low-signal-level wiring.  I find AC Power here in the Milwaukee area to be solid, well-regulated, and reliable.
kren0006
1,859 posts
 
Audio Art in main system.
Signal MagicCable in secondary system.
WAudio for home theater setups and third system.
Stock cables for all "figure 8"'s throughout (one sub, desktop active pc speakers).
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mcallij1
13 posts
 
Triode Wire Labs for everything .
roberjerman
4,319 posts
 
Brown Electronics Lab BEL 1001 amp with a $99 Pangea from AA. The amp (serial no. 0001, BTW!) didn't come with a stock cord. So I thought, why not splurge? All the rest of my AC cords are OEM's.
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