Morrow power cables


I have heard many good things about Morrow cables. Without getting into specific components, in general,I need some comments on their power cords.

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I tried a MAP1 on a whim, and found that it improved the noise floor in one of my setups in use with the tube preamp. More recently I’ve enjoyed a pair of dedicated lines for the main system. The power cord doesn’t seem to matter as much as it once did.

I like their trade-up policy, so I might swap it for something up the line at some point. The Morrow power cables are more flexible than the rest of my power cables. It’s handy with a lighter component.

some of these are just ploys for some free advertising i think

leaving aside the quality of their cables, my past experience with morrow has been they are extremely aggressive online marketers... i pinged them once with an innocuous question about their cables, and thereafter i was ruthlessly bombarded with emails for months ... ultimately marked their outbound emails as spam to escape their fire hydrant

One of those let me ask a question for 💩s and giggles threads. The OP never reappeared.

I owned the top-of-the-line Morrow cables, and they're OK, but since then, I have bought much better cables, including Townshend F-1 Fractals, Ceriuos Technologies Tech, etc. Morrow is not the end-all, just saying.

Why Morrow?  I’ve heard good things about many.  Have some great power cords.  Many other power cords make a claim for bang for the money…ie value.

Jerry…LMAO…good one!

@rockysantoro why Morrow? It does rhyme with santoro but I hope there’s a more logical reason. 
By the way there are a lot of good power cords out there from small as well as major brands at pretty much any price point. Just curious…

 

I just received today the MAP4 power cable and though it isn't broke in one smidgen it is wonderful. Lowered the noise floor.

I bought a great amp cheap once because the guy had "upgraded" to a Morrow Power cable.  I think I still have it somewhere.

--Jerry