Hi Honda6
I've been using the AQ IEC 3US for a bit now and it is my audiophile extension cord. I have some older pieces of gear with captive power cords so what I like to do is take my audiophile aftermarket power cord put the AQ IEC 3US on the end and then plug in my gear with the captive power cords into it like what you stated in your review. So this way all older gear gets the benefit of the power cord as well s the Audioquest IEC 3US.
Now have you tried using a different power cord with the AudioQuest IEC 3US? Have you found the same results like when you used the Cullen Cable with it?
Sometimes I've used the AQ IEC 3US to aid in the breaking in of new power cords. I'll use the new power cord as an extension cord and plug in all sorts of gear into it to break in the power cord. I'm just careful to not go over the amp rating specified on the AQ IEC 3US.
I've been using the AQ IEC 3US for a bit now and it is my audiophile extension cord. I have some older pieces of gear with captive power cords so what I like to do is take my audiophile aftermarket power cord put the AQ IEC 3US on the end and then plug in my gear with the captive power cords into it like what you stated in your review. So this way all older gear gets the benefit of the power cord as well s the Audioquest IEC 3US.
Now have you tried using a different power cord with the AudioQuest IEC 3US? Have you found the same results like when you used the Cullen Cable with it?
Sometimes I've used the AQ IEC 3US to aid in the breaking in of new power cords. I'll use the new power cord as an extension cord and plug in all sorts of gear into it to break in the power cord. I'm just careful to not go over the amp rating specified on the AQ IEC 3US.