Ever hear a power cable make a huge difference?

Back to the original post, I recently had a similar experience with a new power cord that you had with the new Synergistic cord. I haven't experienced yet the new Apex cord using the Tesla technique, but it is intriguing to me and I would like very much to audition one some day. In the meantime, a new company, Fusion Audio, has come out with a trio of power cords using copper or a copper/silver blend of ribbons and foils and I am taken back at just how good they are. I have been a power cord junky for over 5 years now and have experienced some of the best cords out there. This new Fusion company has bettered any cord that I have ever tried. Over the years I have found a nice blend of ribbon cords with other types to be a good mix in my system. I have been particularly fond of certain ribbon-type cords especially on my tube monoblocks and tube preamp. There's something magical about the synergy of a good ribbon power cord with a good tube component. I cherry-picked a mix of Elrod and Electraglide to fine tune my system to be as natural and lifelike as possible and have been very happy until I tried these new Fusion Audio power cords out. They are superior in all respects to any power cord that I've had in my system. And what is really a neat thing for me and other budget conscious audiophiles is that the Fusion cords are less expensive than these well-known cords which they bested. I am a very happy man right now. Never have I enjoyed the musicality of my system than I am now with the addition of these new power cords. One of those rare times when everything just clicked in. Someone please slap me to make sure that I'm not dreaming?

Tvad,
Yes, the $1,200.00 is their suggested retail, but as they are a new company, they are selling all their cords at substantially lower introductory prices in order to get them out in good systems. Word of mouth is what they are hoping will get them accepted as a superior power cord that is priced very reasonably. These new cords are not only superior to the Electraglides, i.e. Epiphany X( I still have one of the originals) but are built much better with a lot more conductors than what Scott Hall used. A better comparison for price and performance would be to the Dream State power cord line. Even at full retail the Fusion Audio power cords are priced roughly half of the Dream State cords and in my opinion the Fusion cords are a more musical and neutral power cord than the Dream State. Also, the Impulse model is their middle priced cord at $1,200.00. Their entry level cord, the Predator, retails for $550.00, are the cords that I have on my amps. The Predators beat out a pair of Elrod Sig 3 cords in my system. The Impulse is on my preamp and it fully beat out the Epiphany X there. They also have a 30 day return policy. IMHO and YMMV.

Introductory pricing only initially to get acceptance in the audio world. I have a feeling that once the audiophile public gets the word of how good these cords are that they will eagerly pay the retail price, which is probably what they'll have to pay anyway soon enough. Have an open mind and try not to be so cynical. I have researched this company and the two guys that started it are honest and legit. There shouldn't be any comparison to Electraglide because Fusion Audio is nothing like Electraglide in customer service,meeting the customer's needs, musicality, and quality of construction. Electraglide is old hat. A lot of people had bad dealings with Electraglide which left a bad taste in their mouth over the deal.Fusion Audio is the new kid on the block and they are the real deal. I feel that they will be a breath of fresh air much needed in the Audiophile community.