Audioparts Reference power cables


Has any tried or use the Audio One Reference power cable? what has been your experience with them. Did you find them easy to work with? Did they perform well in your system? Any noticible sonic changes? Thanks for any reply.
mechans
I don't have a Reference One, but I have owned and do own a number of Stu's cables and have found them to be a good value for the money.
Over the past 90 days, I have gone from trying one of Stu's reference power cords to replacing all the cables in my system. The results have been nothing short of amazing. The 30 day return policy that Stu offers makes this a no brainer. I am just about to order some of his interconnects to try. If they are any where near as good as his power cords, then this would represent one of the real finds in audio.
A Wadia DAC from the late 80's / early 90's came with its own RCA digital cable made by Stu. The reason why Wadia included it at the time was they thought it made the DAC sounds its best. So why not give every customer one. They were called Music & Sound cables back then.
The inexpensive MAS Black interconnect($45.00, no longer made) are IMHO the best value CD player interconnects ever made. I have bought all that I can find and currently have a set on my CD player in my bedroom and have a set in my Dad's and sister's system.
Sherod...I have three or four pairs of the MAS Black. I bought them way back when Stu lived in Pennsylvania. They are mostly on my HT system now. I agree they are pretty neutral and smooth for a small price.

("MAS" is "Music and Sound" that I mentioned above)

Those gray cables Audioparts are selling for $60 were the cable that was a step above the Black back in the MAS days. They are similar in construction, just a higher gauge wire I believe.

There was even a really inexpensive Blue cable also. I have one pair. I think I paid $25 from Stu. They were a good upgrade from OEM plastic cables for those who just wanted a solid connection.

The Cable Company use to MAS cables.