Are manufacturer AC cables good enough?


I have two PS Audio AC3 and two Pangea AC 14 cables I don't use.  My thinking is that Ayre wouldn't supply cables that are inadequate for their components.  Is that thinking flawed?

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@bdp24 someday, hopefully soon you can hear RV’s liquid cooled amp and speaker combination with speaker wire he helped design... ( credit to Dick Kleinfelter of PSE fame for detail design )

they come with a gasp !!! Cold welded, molded locking power cord... fun
"Dude! E = Mc^2 is always true."
Is there anything that is always true?

I think I will have to ask my local shaman.
"You can always tell when mc is lying. His lips are moving."
I would bet that most of us here would not know when that is.

But someone apparently does.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Uu_zPFVSPw
21,500 irrelevant posts. Prove me wrong. Provide a link.
Any one will do. Just one. How hard could it be?

Modjeski designed, made, and sold modestly-priced speaker cables (he stopped including a power cord with his amps, saying everyone already has a spare computer cord that would do the job ;-) , and Keith Herron makes interconnects. I'm going to go out on a limb and guess nether are directional. Yet both somehow managed to make superior sounding electronics. Thank God for good ol' blind luck.

@tomic601, maybe on my next trip down to SoCal I'll stop by Vandersteen's place (it's not far off I-5) and give his new stuff a listen. I spent an interesting evening at CES drinking the expensive wine Richard bought for the dinner part (he, Brooks & Sheila Berdan, myself & my woman, another couple), eating Filet Mignon while listening to Richard and Brooks talk shop.

I had been planning to go to Modjeski's new place in Berkeley/Oakland and listen to his direct-drive ESL's (OTL amp driving the stators directly---no step-up transformer), but that's no longer possible. Bummer.