What do you think of this power cord?

I purchased some Pangea PC's and find that they are very stiff. They offered some improvement in SQ for me, but not dramatic.

Other than aesthetics, I doubt they offer anything else that a simple standard copper cable cannot provide. 10 gauge is an overkill and does not make sense on a 120 Volt circuit since it is able to carry about 45 amps but your typical household outlet and panel fuse will only allow up to about 20 amps. If you have an amp with about 1000 WRMS/channel, then maybe you may need such a wire. But then again, such amps are typically wired to a 240 Volt circuit.

I think it will do an excellent job of getting the power from the wall to your equipment.

I have a long-standing rule that anything power-related must be UL listed. No listing, no sale. Signal Cable gets my vote for quality power cords that are reasonable priced.

@cakyol:  I am interested in your comments regarding wire gage.  I was thinking that 10 gauge would be superior somehow to higher gauges, and even the inexpensive Maze cable I asked about is 10 gauge.  Then I took twoleftears’ advice and checked Cullen and Audio Envy.  Cullen has a Crossover model that is less than $200 but is only 12 gauge.  They have 10 gauge cables, Crossover II, but they are twice as expensive.  If, as you say, 12 gauge is fine, I could buy a couple of the 9 gauge cables and could spend less than $400.

Carbonmiller, those Synergist cables you recommended are good, I’m sure, but I’m not looking to spend thousands of dollars on a PC.  

Audio Envy might make good cables, but there was something about their site that didn’t seem as professional . . the wording and such.