HiDiamond Power cords...

I need to add that I wrote the previous post after a frustrating several hour session with the TV system. Upon return to the computer one, with the P3 between (Maestro) outlet and UberBuss, it didn't sound half bad, though still a touch dry. I neglected to list that the TV has a Patriot Media Box (USB stick), which is what I was primarily using to test because it's easier and used most often, plus a Philips DVD player. The Patriot is the weak link, on its own and because it has a transformer mid stream, which prevents a cord change. I've got two more P3s coming, so it will allow a better look at cord mix.

2 things, real quick:

1- Both systems have silver Ic's - dryness built in.
2- What power cords are they replacing? My guess would be that they lean towards the "warm" side, to the extent that is possible.

Replacing mainly TWLs. I haven't found the Teresonic ICs dry, tho not warm either, and neither did the reviewers awhile back (they're allegedly still the same):
http://www.positive-feedback.com/Issue43/teresonic_clarison.htm
http://dagogo.com/teresonic-clarison-speaker-and-interconnect-cables-review

My response is to absolute tonality, not just relative.

(I posted a reply over 24 hrs ago with links to two Teresonic reviews, but it hasn't shown and there hasn't been a decline notice).

Unlike most silver ICs, the Teresonic Clarison IC is not dry - I would have returned it otherwise - tho it's not particularly warm either. The reviewers at P-F Online (#43) and Dagogo (July 2008) each said the same.

On the computer system, the ones being replaced are TWL Ten Plus. On the TV, it was Ten Plus and a WyWires silver being swapped in, out and around.

Fplanner2000, suggestions for RCA ICs that would live better with HDs? This is dac to Focal powered speakers.