Does Power Cord Require Burn-In To Sound Good?

ryder
Nice to compare the Acrolink to a WW Silver Electra7 PC.
Keep me posted as you massage those newer PC into your system.

Happy Listening!

Again I ask: why do anti-audiophiles post on an audiophile site?

It's one less thing to worry about for multi market and makes for easier MFG. Only need really design for 2 or 3 voltages but way more cord ends.

dill1,366 posts12-11-2020 10:22pm" So they can make one model for all markets."

- No, don't buy it. Different voltages in different countries can't be remedied by power cords only.

Not sure who you think you are fooling with this? It’s obvious you don’t have a physics or eng background. If you did you would calculate and clearly communicate , with some hard numbers what your claimed dielectric impacts would be on a power cord supplied by a source (AC line) with a source impedance at audio frequencies of about 0.5 ohm.

You won’t do that though as that would take the exact knowledge you claim others don’t have.

rodman999994,822 posts12-12-2020 12:14am@audio2design- I’m absolutely certain (experientially); you’re absolutely wrong. Yours is simply another uninformed, Naysayer Doctrine adherent’s assumption. Now: deny the possibilities, offered by the facts presented.

I dont know why do audiophiles claim to be in search of high fidelity when it is obvious they aren't?