15A vs. 20A power cord questions


I'm installing dedicated 20A lines with 10AWG cable and Furutech GTX-D 20A wall receptacles. I am currently using the standard IEC power cords that came with my Rogue Cronus Magnum and VPI Scout 1.1. 

I rather not upgrade the power cables at this time. I would like to see the effect the dedicated lines and outlets have first. Are there any issues with running 15A power cords into a 20A outlet and line? Would a 20A power cord possibly sound better or is it just a matter of the blade orientation?
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Showing 2 responses by cousinbillyl

I am an easily confused old man.

My Atma-Sphere MA-1 140 watt tube amps use 5 amp fuses.

When I look at these fuses, the wire connecting one end to the other is absolutely tiny. At my age I need reading glasses to see it. Yes it is that thin.

This is the conduit through which the electricity flows. All the electricity.

The question I have: do you have an isolated ground with this dedicated 20amp service?.

This involves running a new wire outside, connected to a new copper rod, and having that rod driven into the ground, deep.

Who says an old dog can't learn new tricks.

Thank you for enlightening me. No isolated ground rod.