Good Power Cord for TRL Modded Sony SCD-CE595???

I use Signal Cable's MagicPower Digital Reference for my TRL modded CDP with great results. IMO Paul's PC is a bit overpriced.

You are right, Tvad. TRL should have a more complete web site and maybe even a forum borrowed/stolen from another site?

They really need a "for sale" area, too, for the guys that paid big bucks for a mod, waited a year to get it, just to find it was obsolete by the time it was delivered. (Oops, that is someone else).

No super secret and no referral fee. I'm not a dealer or anyone else who has a financial interest. Just a satisfied customer. As a matter of fact you, Soulgoober, and anyone else who wants to know the price can contact TRL directly. Paul is one of the most down to earth guys I know and will be happy to give you a quote.

I respect your opinions on this forum Grant, although I may not always agree with them. If I want to have a private conversation with a member that's my business. It's not like like I'm soliciting the member by emailing them directly. I put out an offer to communicate and if they want to contact me for additional information they can. If not so be it.

Email me privately.

I just left a message for Paul Weitzel. Any idea what he charges for his power cords?

The Tel Wire could be a good choice too. It is what I use on my transport and DAC (non-TRL components) and is quite flexible. Chris is great to deal with too.

I forgot to mention that TRL, like Tel Wire also has a trial period, so in either case there is very little risk in trying them.

You may want to consider the Xindak FP Gold, which I purchased for my Modwright Sony 999ES. Another fellow who uses it for his Modwright Sony 9100ES (1markr) recommended this cord. This cord is also used by several other Modwright Sony owners who switched to it. It's inexpensive and I love what mine has done. Be aware, it is said the polarity is reversed on this cable. But at it's price I took a chance on it anyway, and I don't regret it.

For all the TRL equipment I have I use their own Silver model power cord. It uses solid core coper wire. The cable is somewhat stiff and inflexible, but if you take the time it can be properly "molded" so it works in your system. If you need a more flexible cable you may want to look elsewhere. Contact Paul Weitzel at TRL and he will make one up for you. Price to performance this cable is hard to beat and will have a good amount of synergy with the player.