Snake River Audio Signature and Signature AMps series power cords.

You could use my veterans card and get that 30% off for the Takashaka cable. I would only require that you let me hold onto it for six months to ensure that it was properly made And not snake oil.

@gkelly   LOL, thanks!

I really like my Boomslang digital cable.  I'm normally not keen on fancy power cords, but the Boomslang is such a pleasure to listen to that I'm tempted.  I'd also like to try his interconnects.

I have had their Signature Series speaker cables in my system for a few years now.

Excellent product well made and made a big difference in the sound of my system.

Highly recommended and Johnny is a great guy to deal with {-;

@fthompson251 replaced what? Btw, coolest unboxing imo. 

This reads like a paid advertisement. Also, info without data is just another opinion and reeks of expectation bias.

@tee_dee I replaced Wireworld Silver Electra 7's and DH Labs Redwave Signatures. 

@roadcykler   this stuff isn't for you, save your money.

So I’ve been using USB from my streamer to my DAC.  The other day I popped in a Audioquest Cinnamon RCA to see if there was a difference.  There was, but it was slight.

Do you all think I’d hear a bigger difference switching to Snake River?  I

Thanks.

I just realized I gave no specifics about my system.

Arrunder N200, DH Labs Mirrage USB to a Denafrips Pontus ll, Clarus Crimson XLR’s to a PS Audio BHK preamp,  Clarus Crimson XLR’s to PS Audio BHK 300 mono blocks.

@fthompson251 

What can you tell me about the Redwave Signatures? It’s so hard to tell what’s what without having stores.  I really miss spending hours listening to stuff with a happy helpful salesman hovering around.

DH labs Redwave Signatures are power cords. I switched to Snake River Audio full loom. Jonny has a trial period if you want to try his digital cables. I don’t own any. My usb is an Audience frontRow Reserve. 

I met Jonny at the So Cal Show last month.  I knew nothing about his products.  We talked a good 10-15 minutes.  Such a nice guy.  A week later I contacted him to let try a pair of his new Takshaka model power cord.  They will arrive in the next few days.

I will be able to a do a shootout at the amps or speakers (SoundLab A1’s), DAC and processor PS, or Phono and LineStage between my two reference power cords.  You can’t beat the 30-day trial.

Also, info without data is just another opinion and reeks of expectation bias.

What data are you expecting?  Spectrum analyzer screen shots?  Of course all the responses here are opinions, based on our personal taste and priorities of one product vs. another, in our own system.  I see these forums as exposure to new products that I knew nothing about before, and to potentially give them a try.  

As for expectation bias, I would say that the majority of the time when I try something different in my system, directly compared to what I have, I end up keeping what I have.  But on occasion, that new arrival makes me aware of what I have been missing.  It can be a most pleasant surprise until I realize the disaster to my budget.

@jafox - Congratulations on the purchase of the Takshaka PC’s. What reference PC’s are they going up against, if you do not mind me asking? 

I have a full loom (minus SC’s but they will be coming as funds allow) of all Takshaka’s for all primary path gear, with all Signature Series and Signature AMP series on supporting gear (clocks, LPS’s, subs, etc.) with one Cottonmouth PC (because I didn’t like the tonal imbalance of the Esoteric P-02 and the Cottonmouth PC slid in perfectly in that spot) throughout my system. It created a superb end result IMO and honestly, I would not have stopped the gear merry go round, nor would I have the sound I currently have, had it not been for discovering Snake River Audio. 

@fthompson251  - Your experience and observations mimic mine when I first discovered SRA. With each additional PC, IC, digital cable, custom made cables, whatever....I discovered that my previous cables were holding my system back, Sometimes severely. I no longer run with Transparent Reference, Shunyata, Audiolund Extreme or AQ cables. Jonny is an excellent designer, his mix of metallurgies, technology and attention to detail are top notch on every aspect. 

@roadcykler - You can have high expectations with Jonny’s cables, especially with his Takshaka lineup. Very high expectations, in fact. Bias need not apply. If you ever get a chance to hear them in your own system, you will know exactly what I mean. 

Tom

@treitz3 Please have a look at my virtual system.  This will answer your question on my current power cord usage.