solid core PCs are illegal unless someone knows otherwise
Solid core power cords under 300$ - List of manufacturers ?
I would like to try a 2nd hand solid core power cord under 300$
What are my options?
I know following manufacturers:
Audioquest (Copper)
Cabledyne (Silver)
Nordost (Silver plated copper)
DIY is also an option for me.
(my devices draw 15 watts only (1 streamer, 2 mono blocks ))
What are my options?
I know following manufacturers:
Audioquest (Copper)
Cabledyne (Silver)
Nordost (Silver plated copper)
DIY is also an option for me.
(my devices draw 15 watts only (1 streamer, 2 mono blocks ))
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yping"solid core PCs are illegal unless someone knows otherwise" Well they are either legal or not legal and the fact of whether they are legal is fully independent of any awareness on the part of any individual as to the legality of using solid core wire in this particular application but I am not aware of any law that would forbid they’re use in such a use however not every stupid idea is illegal and this would be one example of that. |
elizabeth Aren’t you using Pangea Audio power cables? Note the solid core individually insulated copper conductors. Also note the Litz solid core wires/conductors encased inside an insulated covering. http://www.audioadvisor.com/prodinfo.asp?number=PGAC14XL2 |
Long time ago, I had a conversation with Mr. Chang of Lightspeed. His opinion was romex was the best. Makes sense when considering that's what is (often) in the wall, which he also mentioned. I made many, worked great. Sometimes a little improvement, sometimes none, but never seemed worse. Not like having a PLC, with often is major improvement. Not saying here that fancy power cords can't make an improvement. Naturally, once a plug in in the chain, it changes anyway. Just made more sense to me to spend more on the PLC side and use romex than spend on the cord. |
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