Upgrading DC Cables for Linear Power Supply

Many thanks, Jerry, for the specific tips.  I think I will need a variety of BR and  AUVA EQ to swap around for a proper evaluation.  My amplifier's legs sit higher than the thickness of the BR Big Pads+, which I suppose means I will need to stack BR pads or just try an AUVA EQ under the amp. 

Tell me what you think about my internet setup:  I have Spectrum Coax coming into the house and leading to an ARRIS Modem.  Directly adjacent to the Modem is an ASUS Wireless Mesh Router, connected via standard Ethernet cable.  My house is from 1964 and has thick plaster walls as well as a CMU wall, yet I stream wirelessly from that Mesh Router to 2 other Mesh Nodes, one of which carries the wireless signal to my Bluesound Node N130.  This wireless setup solves a couple significant problems for me, and it sounds really good.  Considering this setup, do you still think I should consider an LPS for my router?  How about for the Modem too?  And probably a high-end Ethernet cable to connect them as well?  I thought I had read that since I was wirelessly streaming, I didn't need those upgrades, but I value your opinion here.  Thanks again for responding.  

I subscribe to the notion that small upgrades/improvements are cumulative.

In my situation I stream wirelessly to a wifi extender, then run an Ethernet cable to my switch/streamer. Recent purchase being an LHY AS6 switch before my streamer with SR purple fuse (replacing an Uptone EtherRegen). Old house, and haven’t yet got the Ethernet cable (Blue Jeans) installed under the house. You could try an Ethernet cable from your mesh to your streamer? A possibility?

Have some guys over on The Audio Standard using a Xangsane pure silver Cat8 ethernet cable. Reasonably priced on Aliexpress, and decent result. Worth a try perhaps? Plenty of choice there.

Had to check my internet cupboard.

Have the FiiO on the modem, and Plixir Elite on the router.

The FiiO used was around NZ$100, while the Plixir was $900?

Before that I had a dual 12v LPS from China, and tried a couple of Teradak LPS. They all ran too hot for an enclosed space.

Thanks, Jerry.  My wireless setup is a bit different than yours, but I understand your points re: separate LPS units and cumulative gains.  I will continue down the road you and SNS have helped clarify and see where it takes me.  I'm travelling soon, until mid-August.  Hopefully, soon after my return, I'll have some results to share.  Thanks again to you and SNS.