Absolute Power Cords Whose heard them

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.....

What perchance are said cords, Rcrump?
Thanks.

I thought it best to mention I build power cords commercially so folks can take my criticism with a grain of salt if they choose to.......I own TG Audio, CTC Builders and DDR Mfg and build all manner of wires, accessories, preamps, amps, DACs and transports......I use the TG SLVR cords here with a Rockport Capella table into CTC modified Vendetta into a CTC Blowtorch preamp into a CTC BBQ amplifier into Rockport speakers above 100hz and Entec L2f woofers below 100hz......Digital system is DDR Mfg Number Cruncher and Number Server.......I like live acoustic music recordings.......

The Absolute Power Cord was DESIGNED & ENGINEERED to perform and to do so cost effectively. No Voodoo. No fancy sheathing. That's why Chesky Records is using so many of them. My Proton AA-1150 power amp is using one and it's performing beautifully. I thought the bass would be the main improvement but it was in high frequency smoothness.

Gregm, thanks for the feedback. I really have taken a lot of of heat for defending the Absolute P/C and the Technics 1200 TT. I stay put to my position regarding both. I know my power cords are awesome. So is my 1200.