DIY PCs


I am thinking about upgrading my system power cables.  First off, I should confess that I am an objectivist and a cable skeptic.  That said, I see nothing wrong with a little bling in the cable department.  I don't think any of the present PCs are stock, they are lab grade molded connector types suitable for lab test equipment.  I will need four PCs: Pass INT-150, Oppo UDP-205, and 2 x ML Montis.  I will most likely go DIY and would like to spend around $50 each.  Any suggestions?  Thanks in advance for your replies.
jtucker
At $50, you are not going to get anything that is a significant improvement over stock cables.
Many less expensive aftermarket cables use OFC at least which is a lot better than standard drawn copper. Look at BLE Design on eBay. Made in USA.
Go to Home Depot, for amps use 6 or 8 gauge stranded or solid core. For. Source 8 to 12 gauge.  If 6 or 8 gauge solid core you will need to shrink wrap the wire.
Equipment plugged into a receptacle must be flexible cord and NOT cable designed for use in an installed and non-accessible location.
@jtucker Take a look at this design- 

http://image99.net/blog/files/be8de0c383c5434907610d6b55049e69-75.html

They may appear a little more complex that you would like, but once you wind the first coil it becomes much easier

Most of their performance is derived from the Helix Geometry of the cable

I made my first Helix cable using the wires from household Romex - to prove the concept - and it performed very well. I then graduated to higher performance wires and plugs

Here's a thread that has comments from others that have made them
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/duelund-conversion-to-diy-helix-geometry-cabling

Good Luck with you cables - Steve
The Waudio PC’s is where I started my cable journey. I found them to be a tremendous value.