Do an on line search for Volex and buy a Volex 17604 cord (14 guage, shielded) for about $10. Then buy a Hubell 5266 male end for about $7 or $8 and a good quality iec. (I used a Bulgin-cost $5 in Canada) but Schurter is another one with a lot of positive remarks at Audio Asylum. You MUST reterminate this cord to really take full advantage of it. Your total cost on this cord is about $20 and it will give many, if not all of the sub $200 cords a very serious run for their money. Is it the be-all and end all? No. I also own a Blue Circle BC 62 and Cardas Golden, both of which are much better, but also much more expensive (although not megabuck cords). By going this route, you'll also hear whether you can hear a power cord difference, whether it's a positive one, and whether you want to pursue more expensive cords. This may be all you want, but you've got some pretty jazzy equipment there; my guess is that you want to really look at cords in the $200 and up range, but if you can find a used BC 62 for around $125 or $150, grab it. It will show you what a decent, low priced cord is really capable of. I haven't heard the Harmonic Tech AC 11, but you often see them around $125 used and they seem to be highly thought of.
