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Can flexible power cables sound good?

Just borrowed some hefty power cables from my locale dealer. The shop is closed because of Covid-19 so he borrowed me some very nice cables and a PS Audio Power Plant P20 to play with.
The PS PC P12 is simple not bendable and the same goes for many of the other cables.
That's a real problem for me. I don't have the space to move my rack out and rearrange all my equipment and electrical sockets to make room for such hefty cables.  

So are there really good power cables that are also flexible?
martin-andersen
audiocaseevan
24 posts
 
@isochronism By the same reasoning, it’s a well-known fact that ‘ebm’ is an acronym for ‘excellent bowel movements’ that occur blissfully at the pinnacle of countless live recordings of Eddie Van Halen guitar solos. Depends have been behind far more singular movements than previous projections suggest. 
Cheers,
E

wolfie62
353 posts
 
I use 3/8” copper tubing. Bar none, it’s the best!
ricmci
219 posts
 
I would agree with @richmos. Morrow produces a nice flexible product.  Don't have alot to compare to but I have been pleased.
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bob540
407 posts
 
I don’t think this is a ridiculous question.  When I replaced the stock power cords that came with my Parasound equipment with Silnote cords, I had to move my equipment out from the wall a couple more inches to accommodate them.  If OP cannot do that, then there are the suggestions noted above.  I thought about getting angled adapters, but I figured the fewer connections the better.  
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