A well-shielded power cable with conductors of good conductivity and sufficient gauge like this is all you need. Save $450 for something that really matters to the sound like power conditioning. I believe in cable but you got to spend the money in the right way.
To elaborate, as long as a power cable meets the basic electrical requirements, i.e., sufficient gauge to carry current without voltage drop, proper conductivity, adequate shielding/grounding for safety and noise rejection, and compliance with electrical codes, its effect on *sound quality* should be negligible from an engineering standpoint.
If you could think of anything else that could affect sound quality, educate / convince me and I will be more than enough to learn from you.