Synergistic Research AC Master Coupler on all Components including Subs Over-Kill

Millercarbon... I was mistaken about the tesla. I listed the wrong one from the website. There is a Tesla with 15 amp IEC.
Ok, I’m planning on calling Ted tomorrow but figured I’d ask the following question if anyone cares to engage. As I look around, I see some differences in power cords that I don’t understand, and I’m not having much luck finding a lot if any info on the topic.

A. Starting with basic high end power cords, they don’t have an MPC. Just all cord.
B. Some older cords, relatively speaking, have an MPC and tuning bullets.

C. Some of the newer cords don’t have an MPC but refer to: Active / UEF Shielding with built in power supplies, no MPC’s and no additional wires.
Questions:1. What is an MPC and what does it do for a power cord? Just the basics are good for me, I probably wouldn’t understand an engineers explanation! No offense.
2. What are tuning bullets and how are they integrated into the system. Do you actually turn them as you would a treble knob (feel free to giggle)? Or are they simply inserted into the circuit.

3. Is there an advantage of having an MPC, i.e., modding it?
4. Is there something that can C do that B can’t or is it simply a convenience not having extra components, such as an MPC as part of the power cord.

Ha! Typical. I started looking at 200 used cords, now I’m looking at $1,500 cords. Jeez

Ok... just read what tuning bullets are and do!

I think I have a handle on the difference of the levels of power cords.  If ya read enough, it eventually sinks in.

I've immersed my self with reading and learning about power cords and talking with folks at SR and The Cable Company.  And of course, thanks to all the help from members here!  Cheers to you all! 

For now I need to step back to let things settle in before I pull any triggers.  This process started with the consideration of purchasing used SR Power Couplers for $200.  As usual, things have changed.  At this point, I'm going to take advantage of The Cable Stores borrowing programs.  It was suggested by the rep at SR to borrow a power conditioner from them (it comes with the Atmosphere Level 2 Power Cord) and experiment with the three components; the Atmosphere power cord with existing components, and the SR conditioner/Atmospher PC and discover their impact on the system.  (I think I've read this basic suggestion here on the forum a hundred times!  I may be slow, but I ain't stupid!  HA!).  In addition, The Cable Company will take my IsoTek conditioner in on trade (I'm waiting on the trade value from them).  Options are good to have. 

So it's going to cost me $150 in rental fee plus shipping and handling to demo the equipment for approximately 7 days!  If I decide to purchase it or something else from them, they will apply that $150 to the purchase price to that item.  Maybe I'll demo a number of cords!  Worst case scenario:  If i do nothing, it'll cost me $150 to have the opportunity to hear for myself what these pieces of equipment can do for my system, thus allowing me make an informed decision.  That's worth every penny when dealing with this kind of money.

Cheers and again, thanks for listening!

Update:
I'm planning to trade in my Isotek evo3 power conditioner for a used Synergistic Research PowerCell 12 S.  It come with an Atmosphere Level 3 power cord.  Hopefully, this will be my "forever" power conditioner and cord.  It arrives tomorrow for a 30 day trial.

From what I've read and been told, it will be a substantial upgrade.  I certainly hope so!  I'll report back.