Synergistic New Tesla Line...Any comments?

Danielle, Here is a QUATE from Ted_d from 8/8/08 in this tread. "The T3 is a very good power cord for power-line conditioners but, as you have discovered, it takes a loooooong time to break in and settle down in this application. An improvement over the standard T3 design is the T3 UHC which stands for "Ultra High Current" and though the T3 was engineered as a high current power cord (perfect for high current amplifiers), after the advent of the PowerCell, a line conditioner capable of handling an entire system's power needs- power amps, pre-amp, front ends and even mono blocks, I was looking for a way to take my basic T3 design to the next level given the unprecedented current demands the PowerCell places on any power cord; hence the T3 UHC was born. As such the T3 UHC is a heavier gauge version of the already high gauge T3 design. As a power cord for line conditioners it presents music with more weight and mid-range bloom when directly compared to the basic T3 especially when you have a full system connected to a line conditioner, and it does this at a reasonable price.

However by far our best sounding power cord from the Tesla series for the new PowerCell, is the Precision AC. This cord adds a level of refinement, air, and inner detail and nuance not found in the T3 or T3 UHC when used in conjunction with a power conditioner. In fact our top of the line PowerCell 10 SE comes standard with a Precision AC power cord along with a slightly higher performance internal electromagnetic cell. So for a little more then you would pay for a standard PowerCell 10 with a T3 UHC, you can get a PowerCell 10 SE with a Precision AC power cord and 32 AMP Powercon connection in place of the standard PowerCell's IEC connectors."

Also, Danielle, the T3 UHC does come in 15 amp IEC. Just call up Ted and ask him to make you one. I have one in my HT system on my QLS. But I would recommend you using a T3 on your QLS. I think that would be enough and you wont notice that much of a difference with a T3 UHC.

Shellie, I'm pretty sure the T3 is thicker than 10 gauge and the T3 UHC is even thicker. As mine is a noticeably heavier. Ted has also stated that the T3 UHC is his highest gauge cord.

Mehrakrishan- what do you mean:

"i am planning to install teslaplex in my dedicated power line for my tube amp and CD player with audience aR2p conditioner with QLS6 strip what audiogoners can recommend"

Are you asking for advice on power cords, the QLS6, line conditioners, the Teslaplex? I am sure we would love to help but I can't make heads or tails out of your last message. Sorry.

Joeyboynj,
You may be right about the gauge of the T3's being greater then 10 however 20 amp in wall wiring is usually 10 gauge so I am not certain why or how going greater than 10 gauge in a power cord helps current delivery? Perhaps the heavier gauge T3 UHC just sounds better under high current demand compared to a standard T3?

I just received my T3 and installed it on my SVS PB13 Ultra. When I pulled it out of the box the male end had a rattle to it, sounded like a plastic rattle, all the 3 screws were tight. The led works and it powers so I will wait till breaks in & see from there...:)

Regards Bacardi

Will my used Tesla T3 need some time to break in to my sub??? Anybody, if so and how long???

Regards Bacardi