Replacing generic RECEPTACLES


How important is it to replace your generic receptacles with audio grade receptacles . I already replaced my stock power cords to high end Shunyatas. Would it still be necessary to still change my generic receptacles to audio grade? 
tattooedtrackman
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sleepy says"it is very unfortunate that some members of this forum insist on being disrespectful and unreasonable when presented with facts"  What facts have you presented? Have you ever tried an audiophile outlet? If not, I'm really not seeing anything remotely scientific about your facts to disprove they can improve ones system. Perhaps you should get together with your peer review board (dyna & logluvr) & discuss what you hear after performing this experiment. Until then, you're really just going off of a theory, or worse (gasp)... an opinion.    
To folks just reading the last page of this thread. be aware all the ’deleted’ posts belong EXCLUSIVELY to sleepy dude. So Audiogon deletes posts for offensive language, attacking another member (But it has to be pretty harsh, since look at the others, So be aware Sleep’s ’claims’ of being an innocent puppy are not true,

i'm not sure what the regs are in the USA but in Canada the 15 and 20 amp outlets are different and you can not plug a 20 amp plug into a 15 amp receptacle as the prongs are different. 15 amp both prongs are vertical with the round ground prong bottom center. 20 amp have one prong vertical and the other horizontal and the ground bottom center. you can also get  locking receptacles and plugs that rotate to lock in place they are different again but maybe an interesting upgrade as they don't come loose  unless you rotate them.

to be honest just pulling your plugs and re-plugging them from time to time makes a difference. It cleans the contact area. I'm sure a lot of what people think they hear as a difference is in actual fact just a reseat of the plug making better contact when they pull them out to re install new upgraded plugs sockets etc.