Power Cords for Parasound

Ill do better than advice...

http://www.signalcable.com/

Just buy the MAGIC power cord and add a couple xtra feet (this stuff is thick!) Best value out there imo.

Matt M

I 100% agree with Matt M. I use eight (either Magic or Silver Resolution) Signal cable cords in my System. Best deal for power cords I have found. The Silver Resolution add a little more top end than the Magic cords but they are both excellent cables.

@poker11788, I have many suggestions for you, however, the big question is how much do you want to spend?

@poker11788, I have many suggestions for you, however, the big question is how much do you want to spend?

I use Audioquest NRG-4 with good results.  I haven't tried that many cords however but they were an improvement over the OEM's.

Any 15 amp cord should be fine from a safety standpoint.  Sounds like the manual has a typo, 60 amps is a ton of current.

I have had good experience with BLE Design power cables on Ebay. 
https://m.ebay.com/sch/i.html?isRefine=true&sid=ble-design02&isRefine=true&_pgn=1&_mwBanner=1

Cullen Cable;  outstanding affordable power cords and other cables.

http://http//www.cullencable.com/crossover-series/

Cheers,

Scott

+1 on Cullen and Signal.
I used to have Signal, then moved on to Cullen.
Both are nice upgrades.

Another +vote for Signal Cable as above.
Happy Listening!

By the way, regarding the reference to 60 amps, that has nothing to do with the power cord or the amp rating of the circuit. That's probably a spec that they use for peak to peak fluctuation within the circuit and give the impression of "high current " to prospective buyers. There are some amplifiers that are designed to accept 30 amp IEC cords but they also most probably require 220-240 volt AC power. I think Boulder monoblock amps are designed that way.

By the way, regarding the reference to 60 amps, that has nothing to do with the power cord or the amp rating of the circuit. That's probably a spec that they use for peak to peak fluctuation within the circuit and give the impression of "high current " to prospective buyers. There are some amplifiers that are designed to accept 30 amp IEC cords but they also most probably require 220-240 volt AC power. I think Boulder monoblock amps are designed that way.

Never used Signal Cable, but I own 3 Cullen Crossover cables, obviously I found them to be good performers.

I have tried 5 different power cord brands (nothing overly expensive), two of them I didn't like (way to warm in my system), when I decided to try a Silnote Audio Poseidon ES power cord I was surprised how much it improved my system. After using the Silnote for a while I decided to buy a second one.

I use one Silnote cord on my integrated amp and the other on my phono stage, other equipment using my other cords. I have found power cords to make a profound difference on my systems performance.

Gary