Hi Chuck -
My comment was only intended to suggest that I think you would be better off without the adapter, once you have found the AC cord that is right for you. This is especially true with high-powered amplifiers. I am mildly surprised to hear that PS Audio does not offer the 20A IEC connector as an option, but having it done by a good technician is still possible.
I make an effort to provide good quality stock AC cords with my gear, and for many people this will be just fine. However, I find that aftermarket AC cords can offer a meaningful performance enhancement, so I think it is worthwhile to audition them - much like interconnects and speaker cable.
Best regards,
Steve McCormack
www.SMcAudio.com
My comment was only intended to suggest that I think you would be better off without the adapter, once you have found the AC cord that is right for you. This is especially true with high-powered amplifiers. I am mildly surprised to hear that PS Audio does not offer the 20A IEC connector as an option, but having it done by a good technician is still possible.
I make an effort to provide good quality stock AC cords with my gear, and for many people this will be just fine. However, I find that aftermarket AC cords can offer a meaningful performance enhancement, so I think it is worthwhile to audition them - much like interconnects and speaker cable.
Best regards,
Steve McCormack
www.SMcAudio.com