Hi Rkmcv,
Thanks for the response. I've learned a couple of things about my specific Bybee power cord. It's a low-current power cord and per Mr. Bybee, it should be used on source/front-end components or amps lower than 100watts. It uses copper ribbon conductors vs. solid core that is used currently.
It's an older Bybee power cord, by Mr. Bybee's recollection, about 5yrs old. I'm using it on my HDTV and it's plugged into Audio Magic Matrix power conditioner. I'll have to A/B it with the stock power cord one day.
Thanks for the response. I've learned a couple of things about my specific Bybee power cord. It's a low-current power cord and per Mr. Bybee, it should be used on source/front-end components or amps lower than 100watts. It uses copper ribbon conductors vs. solid core that is used currently.
It's an older Bybee power cord, by Mr. Bybee's recollection, about 5yrs old. I'm using it on my HDTV and it's plugged into Audio Magic Matrix power conditioner. I'll have to A/B it with the stock power cord one day.