Power Cord brands mixing. "Your Opinions"

hi doug:

i think you are the one who needs to offer evidence.

you have not defined mediocre sound and your idea of what it is vs superior sound is still your opinion.

since you have not yet sampled all combinations of cables, your sample is incomplete. note also,. you have not auditioned all brands and so would you say that any brand of cable is better than mixing other brands? or are you saying a particular brand, is superior to mixing other brands.

i think you need to clarify your statement.

i think you have problems in logic.

This pains me greatly and it's very tough to admit but I agree with Mrt.

I'm hoping this is a one time event.

Regarding Schroeder, he's nothing more than an over confident young guy suffering from a lack of experience. With time, he'll learn.

Well, it seems like a lot of fluff so far. Seriously, this is supposed to be a great defence of using mixed cables? So far this is a pretty weak argument.

Inna, you are the only one who seems to understand the importnace of utilizing entire sets of cables and how to proceed to ascertain what direction a rig needs to move in order to obtain better sound.

A question: Assuming the use of mixed cables in a rig how is the audiophile supposed to determine the native sound of any brand of cables utilized?

Actually, I have Custom Power Cord Co. Top Gun cords on all three components - Redgum RGi120 integrated, Acoustech phono stage and CEC belt drive player. My Nottingham and Nak deck have fixed cords. I would probably experiment later with some Purist and maybe other brands though I don't really feel the need to do it.

I hope you all are enjoying the music.