Audiophile Receptacle question

@jerzey2222,

I’ve tried Porter Ports, PS Audio, FIM, Maestro, and Synergistic Blue. The Blues are the best so far. If you like them, The Cable Co. offers deals every now and then, two blue outlets get one blue fuse free. That’s what I did. I’ve never tried the Furutech, but I imagine they are built better.

As far as "What makes them so special?" Their use of graphene I imagine.

a friend of mine spent a few thousands on ps audio's power plant in his recording studio only to find that he hates it .but if you are using some generic switch mode power supply that looks like an iphone charger for your dac , swapping to linear will improve sound quality. 
some high end components have this brightness i try to avoid.it's trial and error so don't invest too much.these things change the tone so you should make an aware decision regarding this change. it's also not common in the guitar realm to use power conditioners.  i think it's better to put your money on components that you can understand like nos tubes or better speakers/pickups/effects. it doesn't mean that the basic principles of powering audio gear like isolation shouldn't be applied .try asking studio people not audiophiles . no one can predict your situation(maybe if the neighbours use their washing machine it degrades your sound because you are sharing the same power line) one cheap simple device that maybe can help you evaluate it is the ps audio noise harvester (if it works ...i haven't tried it myself ).

try to watch the audiophiliac video about acoustic treatment. 

always remember that dumble used stuff from radio shack and peavey  in his amps but he had the best ears in the business.
solve only the issues you notice with your ears .

good luck!

 I have tried some different outlets before but not the synergistic ones. Can’t say that I heard a difference but I was happier that they clamped onto the cord better.Now that I’m a bit more knowledgable I understand that there’s no way they could possibly make a difference. If you’re hearing a difference you need to look up expectation bias.