Thickest Power cord with Power distributor?

+1 @jond - try and listen

miracle1980 there's always one thing you can do try it both ways and see which sounds better.

I just corrected that above-

edit: I just looked up the D2- I think if you had that one you wouldn't be here asking this question 

@mclinnguy Hello,

I mentioned Ansuz P2 (not D2). I also stated that the Ansuz P2 has a "regular" AWG, I suspect 12AWG.

The Zavfino then seems to be the best choice for wall to Power Distributor. At least on paper.

In theory the largest AWG cable should be used on the power distributor, but what if one cable is 10 AWG copper and the other is 11 AWG silver- which has less resistance? Both these cables are copper/silver hybrids so it is not that simple.

In practice you are going to need to try both ways and see which you prefer.

The Zavfino Silver Dart is a 10 gauge cable, are you saying the Ansuz P2 is larger than that? (smaller gauge that is)

And here is the technology or "padding" in the Silver Dart:

Often the thickness of the calbe is just "padding" added to make it look impressive. Marketing may have some snappy sounding word salad to describe it. Don’t repeat marketing crap, it will identify you as a fool. AWG and quality of the copper and connectors is key. Erik gave you the perfect answer to your question. --Jerry

I would run the Zavfino to the amp and plug that directly into the wall. Then use the C3 for the rest of the components. 

Always use thickest gauge wiring from wall to distributor as it will have the greatest combined load.

Second to that is the amplifier, making sure your cable is rated > amplifier’s actual wall rating.

I also like to use shielded power cables after the conditioners, keeping new noise from coming in. Especially important in cramped spaces with Ethernet cables running around.