Absolute Power Cords Whose heard them

Well Dekay, here I come: Bill and his partner carefully designed the cord. It's not luck. It's OFC, of a carefully chosen gauge and strand pattern, soldered at both ends. It does have a thin foil shield, perhaps not enough for digital applications--I can't say that. It's also UL listed. Not bad for $40. BTW, I emailed you about burning CDs w/the Absolute cord feeding my tower. Yes, the bass improves. It is noticeable...

Psychic: I did not receive your email if it was recently sent. This is the the second or third one that has not come through lately (that I am aware of). I will send you our direct email address, as this always seems to work. I hear you on the PC being specially designed, it's just that it looks exactly like another one that I have with the exception of the contacts being soldered (visible through the clear plug). I of course cannot see through the other parts. The other one (found in the computer section of a thrift shop) does not sound very good though. So, yes they are definately different.

I have an all Audio Research tube system. I switched over all the power cords in my system to Absolute Power cords. The difference has been amazing. Most cost effective tweak I've ever done. Can't say enough good things about them. Even greatly improved the sound from my Linn LP12.

I'm also using two sets of these (thanks D-K!) & can relate to Dekay's & Psychic's findings -- albeit on a totally different (full ss, now) system. However, here too, the "Absolute" is bettered by $+250 etc stuff. Also bettered by a home-grown diy cord -- which costs about $80 in parts (1,5m), and a lot of time, for me, to make.

Cheers!

Other than the lack of depth, space and air the Absolute sounded dirty here......The Wonderful cord which Parasound distributed for $25 ate it, was beaten by the DIY Audio's Asylum Cord which was in turn beaten by the commercial cords I build......Don't know what you folks are listening to, but your priorities must be different than mine.....