how can a line cord affect frequency response ?

Shadorne,
I've been using solar power to re-charge my battery operated system for years.

Just for a little aside to the discussion here, I don't use "audiophile" AC power cords. My system is battery operated on DC power.

And I use a separate 12vdc lead-acid type battery and very short cabling for each individual component. There is no interaction between the power supplies of my components, except for whatever interaction occurs between the components themselves via the interconnects. My amp power draw has no effect on the power supply to my preamp, or to my turntable, and vice-versa. Also, high-voltage electromagnetic fields associated with the AC power supplies is virtually eliminated.

I find this works very well for me, but may not be suitable for others, especially those with high power audio systems.

Shadorne,
Thanks...
Now we have a start for the "my electrical station is superior to your electrical station" thread.

You just made PS Audio very happy. Everyone quick flock to PS Audio website and drool over the latest line conditioners.

Point well taken Dpac996, I admit I have had fun enough for a spell. I will now go back to passive SONAR mode!

TWL I want to order one of those negetive feedback powercords. I don't care how it measures, or sounds, and I'll give you $1500 cash for it! I can't wait to tell people I have one!

gentlemen:

thanks for the repartee. should i give myself credit for engendering animus from the unflappable tvad ?

since i have been communicating (i hope) on audiogon, i am watching less tv. evidently real people are funnier than actors, especially mr g and tvad.

by the way mr t, can i attend your comedy school ? would i have to cross the atlantic to do so, or could we do this on the computer ?

the entertainment i get from reading and answering posts is more gratifying than listening to the "best" stereo system that anyone could assemble.