What a potentially confusing collection of responses!
You feeling overwhelmed ninja12?
I don't belive you ever stated your budget.
That would've helped.
Power conditioning might or might not be worth the investment.
Where I live, the power is very clean-- I tried a PS Audio regenerator
in my system and could hear no difference, nor could the dealer.
YMMV.
Your initial post discussed starting with one power cord-- perhaps you ought to stick with that idea for now, before diving into the "Power Product Vortex".
You've been given some suggestions for power cables, at a variety of price-points.
My experience concurs with those who suggest you start by upgrading the power cord to your amp/integrated. Order from a company that will give you a trial period and refund, should you elect to return the cord.
What have you got to lose? (OK... shipping costs, but that typically doesn't add up to much).
Finally, this may be helpful:
https://audiobacon.net/2019/08/17/27-audiophile-power-cables-reviewed/
You feeling overwhelmed ninja12?
I don't belive you ever stated your budget.
That would've helped.
Power conditioning might or might not be worth the investment.
Where I live, the power is very clean-- I tried a PS Audio regenerator
in my system and could hear no difference, nor could the dealer.
YMMV.
Your initial post discussed starting with one power cord-- perhaps you ought to stick with that idea for now, before diving into the "Power Product Vortex".
You've been given some suggestions for power cables, at a variety of price-points.
My experience concurs with those who suggest you start by upgrading the power cord to your amp/integrated. Order from a company that will give you a trial period and refund, should you elect to return the cord.
What have you got to lose? (OK... shipping costs, but that typically doesn't add up to much).
Finally, this may be helpful:
https://audiobacon.net/2019/08/17/27-audiophile-power-cables-reviewed/