power cable length importance

I'm with SnoFun on this. How the last couple of feet for a transmission line that is probably miles long could make any difference is a mystery to me...

-RW-

Mjordanas, there is really no first or last in an AC loop. It's all part of the loop, and needed to complete the continuous AC cycle that cycles back and forth. A break anywhere in it kills the power. Pangea has decent prices on their cords. This place advertises here at times.[http://www.audioadvisor.com/prodinfo.asp?number=PGAC14&variation=2]

At least you admit you don't know. That's a step in the right direction.

The power for a typical residential house starts at the utility power transformer, that is after all a split phase isolation transformer. Or as some call balanced power....

A power cord is an extension of the leads of the primary winding of the power transformer of a piece of audio equipment. And is not the last few feet of a branch circuit.

For you naysayer you might want to do some research on the subject.
Just to name three names....

The late Robert Crump. Audio equipment designer, and....
Jon Risch. A well known and respected EE.
The late Al Sekela. A well known and respected EE.

>http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?fcabl&1266057510&openfrom&1&4#1

12-30-11: Jea48
The power for a typical residential house starts at the utility power transformer, that is after all a split phase isolation transformer. Or as some call balanced power....

If your speaking to me, read my post again. Perhaps your confused.