how can a line cord affect frequency response ?


i have personally auditioned over 10 different manufacturer's line cords. i hear differences. i don;'t understand how a line cord can affect treble response or bass response.

can someone provide an explanation ?
mrtennis
Hi Cleo.

Thanks and you're welcome, glad you like Vol.II. I'm still kind of struggling with some of the selections.

Hi Wellfed.

The Z-der came out of our research of power cords. It basically re-clocks and corrects the relationship between the voltage and current that comes out of the wall. You're welcome to contact us directly if you'd like a more thorough explanation or a URL.

Sell, sell, sell! (what an antagonist I am) LOL!

Cheers!

Robert,
RSAD

Some time when I have a few grand to get rid of I will try out some different power cords. Til then I will stick to my belief that a properly designed power supply will produce DC without artifacts of the input AC power. There are many instances where physical characteristics are completely lost in a transitional state.
A simple analogy might be a river going over a waterfall. The smoothly flowing water below the falls shows no evidence of ripples above the falls. The river has been reconstituted from millions of droplets falling through the air, and has "lost its memory" of what happened above the falls.
let me clairify my statements robert, which are not personal.

i think that a forum should not be a venue for advertising or attempting to sell equipment.

there is another section for buying/selling equipment.
i believe that you advertise your products from time to time.

if you have heard products, in this case power cords, which to your ears affect the sound in a certain way why not mention them, especially if someone requests such information.

i'm not judging you, just observing the obvious conotations from your words
Hi Mrt.

if you have heard products, in this case power cords, which to your ears affect the sound in a certain way why not mention them, especially if someone requests such information.

You'll never see RSAD do that on the boards. I would suggest if you want opinions on how a particular product sounds, ask other users who enjoy those offerings or the manufacturer. Not ask one manufacturer to comment on a competitor's efforts on a public forum.

Kind Regards,
Robert
RSAD
Mrtennis, I had the pleasure of meeting Robert and Steve of RSAD spending a afternoon talking and listening to their system a few weeks ago. It was probley the best learning experience I have had since getting into audio, Robert and Steve have a true passion for music. The system I listened to was the most natural and neutral I have ever heard. I hope to add their cables to my system in the future so I can truely hear what my components can do. I would suggest you call Robert i'm sure he would be more than happy to explain his opinions and help you understand what cables can do for your system.