What AC Power Cord sounds best?


I'm looking to upgrade my power cords. I currently have 4 Synergistic Research AC Master Couplers in my system. They sound great but I understand there are some others out there with a quiter background, better bass, increase resolution, etc. Please let me know of your experiences with the 'really good stuff'. Thanks!
jaguar
The answer is that this requires testing. My answer will be absolutely correct for some readers and wrong for some others. Not every component will react the same way with a given power cord. I think if you had only one shot at it, the best choice would be Purist Audio Dominus. It is very expensive, especially in the RS version. A less expensive choice that is excellent is the Siltec. If you want cheap and good, the old discontinued Tiffany TPC-60 is amazing, usually sells for about $50.00. It certainly will beat any stock cord by a mile, and provide a welcome and inexpensive improvement to less critical components in your system.
It is difficult to recommend things to people without knowing all of their system but I have tried quite a few myself. I agree with albert regarding the Dominus being fine cable, but stay away from the Siltech. their cable sound like guaze; grainy & nasal even their top of the line G3 sound the same. The best cables that I have come across are the new monitor series from NBS. They are very dramatic in the way that they take out the hash from the AC and give you a totally noise free background from which the music just comes at you. It is very difficult to explain the sensation. Everything is velvet black & then there is music, pure signal. I have my entire system wired with their monitor 0 cables. No amount of money spent on equipment will give the same results. I am also quite familiar with the rest of their monitor line. You can contact me for more info at: damokanyc@aol.com
MUST READ the review of the Powersnakes AC cords, by Grant Samuelson, now archived on soundstage.com. Another possibility for "next generation" AC cords is Luxor's Custom Power Cords.