Power cord choice?

Was talking with Max Townshend the other day. Long rambling talk from one fascinating subject to another. At some point he mentioned I should check out this Audio Science Review, the founder is right here in Seattle.    

So I go check it out. WTF? Not one even slightly interesting subject. Would not have thought this even possible. Eventually I decide to bite the bullet, try and read this one post that was pinned and seemed to be sort of a statement of what the site is all about.   

WTF?! They apparently are all about justifying a certain level of expense, but no more, and you are a fool to pay more than whatever that level is, according to their mandarins, as determined by their own arcane semi-mystical set of measurements.   

It was at this point I knew Max Townshend is a prankster with a wry and very witty sense of humor.  

That makes a lot of sense. 15A inlets, esp with the female connectors having that notch in it, makes for a swiveling connection. I was advised, and will do it soon, to wrap the connection in Teflon tape to tighten the fit. 

Funny you should mention, I tried a swiveling connection with my female and had the same problem with it sliding out. Tried Kegel. Never thought to try Teflon.  

Music is all transients. There are always current peaks like that. That's why for example amps use slow blow fuses. All the stuff you are doing, you are gonna be shocked how good your system will sound.