None of the above. It seems by the first two responses, my concerns have been negated. Thank you
Power Cord Shielding
There has been tons of discussions regarding power cords. For me, shielding is the most important factor.
Thus preventing AC noise emitting from the power cable which may interfere with the signals of other cabling in your system.
I have had some fairly expensive cables from the likes of Black Sand and Cullen, that when I ran a handheld AC voltage detector along its length, whilst plugged in, the line detector would light up. As for cables like Pangea and even some stock, manufacturer’s cables (Coda, Wyred 4 Sound) I get no readings from the voltage detector.
That said, I’m surprised to see how many amps have the IEC connection on the far right or for left on their units, right beside the speaker binding posts. I think in the middle of the amp, as far away from any connections would be best. Such as the Luxman 505uXII or the Coda CSiB.
What are our thoughts?
Thus preventing AC noise emitting from the power cable which may interfere with the signals of other cabling in your system.
I have had some fairly expensive cables from the likes of Black Sand and Cullen, that when I ran a handheld AC voltage detector along its length, whilst plugged in, the line detector would light up. As for cables like Pangea and even some stock, manufacturer’s cables (Coda, Wyred 4 Sound) I get no readings from the voltage detector.
That said, I’m surprised to see how many amps have the IEC connection on the far right or for left on their units, right beside the speaker binding posts. I think in the middle of the amp, as far away from any connections would be best. Such as the Luxman 505uXII or the Coda CSiB.
What are our thoughts?
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