@jea48
I was sort of thinking if it was designed to work fine without the 3 wire connection, then adding a ground could be more harmfull sq wise which is part of the point of asking for more expert advice than my own.
So with that being said I could at least investigate the possibility of adding larger gauge power cord, I would not be too worried about enlarging the hole in the back a little. If I use a rubber grommet it would look very similar to stock anyway and for what I paid for it I will most likely not part with it.
Or your idea of adding a male IEC connector could be done but if I cut the original cord down to approx 6 inch surely that would have a similar effect on potential resale value as well?
Not that I see that as any issue to myself tbh.
As far as polarity excellent point and one I have already verified but always a valid starting point.
Dont get me wrong the sq is pretty good but does not mean it might not be better still with a better power cord.
I was sort of thinking if it was designed to work fine without the 3 wire connection, then adding a ground could be more harmfull sq wise which is part of the point of asking for more expert advice than my own.
So with that being said I could at least investigate the possibility of adding larger gauge power cord, I would not be too worried about enlarging the hole in the back a little. If I use a rubber grommet it would look very similar to stock anyway and for what I paid for it I will most likely not part with it.
Or your idea of adding a male IEC connector could be done but if I cut the original cord down to approx 6 inch surely that would have a similar effect on potential resale value as well?
Not that I see that as any issue to myself tbh.
As far as polarity excellent point and one I have already verified but always a valid starting point.
Dont get me wrong the sq is pretty good but does not mean it might not be better still with a better power cord.