Budget High Current Power Cords

So when someone says high current cable, I'm presuming 20A connectors, and suitable gauges. Hospital grade outlets, for better clamping forces and better contact.
Like an IEC C-19 plug, or C-20 for example?

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/PWIECB10--daddario-planet-waves-iec-to-nema-plug-power-cable...
Budget 12 AWG power cord, will require a 20A circuit breaker.

Hi @hickamore, 

I've tried Pangea against stock cords and Transparent Power Link cords in an all  BAT system (VK75SE monos) and an all Spectral system (400's).  Pangea won in both cases.  

I was so pleased with the Pangea cords that I sold the Transparent Power Link for shipping costs to get them out of my house.

@stringreen 
“make your own.....Furutech plugs ....Neotech cable.”

^^^^^^^ This ^^^^^^

Altho there are several alternative brands of high quality cables off the reel with which one can experiment .. Furutech own , Oyaide , Furukawa etc etc 

@bigby an earlier post says the 7 awg Pangea sound like throwing a blanket over your system. Yes, they are visually impressive, but have you compared their SOUND against other upgrade power cords, or only against the stock cords included with your amp?

That was me. I still have two 14awg Pangea...in my closet. They have a warm sonic signature, as do others, but they lack clarity and detail. They are a budget cable, as are Signal and Cullen which I prefer. These are my findings using them in multiple systems, as always YMMV.

As for their high-current 7awg cable which is so fat and stiff, it’s difficult to use. That’s not the problem, there are other firehose PCs. My issue is how it colours the sound and lacks transparency resulting in a dull music presentation.
Obviously, I believe different designs, materials, and construction influence sonics. I also believe the audio system must be revealing enough to hear these differences.

Very nice system @bigby.

Audioquest thunder power cord is maybe not "cheap" but it works. However, I don't believe you provided enough info as to what is considered cheap. Cheap is relative, for instance, you spend 3000 to 5000 on an amp, then to me, the 700-800 on a thunder, depending on length, is relatively reasonable.