Which of these power cords ?

Seriously? Another power cord question? Unless your current power cords are either damaged or undersized for the current load, paying for fancy power cords is a TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY! Geez, I can't believe this is still a topic. 

also agree ggc. Very many good options available, and you don't have to replace all 7 at once. You can try some cords essentially for free, so give it a listen...

Make your own ,
you can buy Furutech cable, iec and power plugs or
Cardas cable ( if you have a Hotpot ) with their iec and power plug .
Cardas has 9.5 guage cable for your amps and 11.5 for the rest of your power needs .

Excellent guidance and advice from @ggc   

I always go into this topic with some level of skepticism.  However I think that a well designed/constructed cable should yield dividends over stock cables.  The cost/benefit ratio in my mind is non-linear and is dependent on the resolving power of your system/room acoustics and the subjective nature of your hearing (as well as your insane need to eek out every ounce of sound and surrender your paycheck).  For me the Pangea PCs are a definite improvement over the stock cords (a relatively inexpensive upgrade).  Recently I tried an Audioquest Monsoon PC and was pleasantly surprised at the improvement over the Pangea PC.  The Cable Company has a lending library (I think the cost goes toward the purchase of a new one) - they also sponsor usedcable.com which might be a reasonable alternative as well.

I believe that you need to seriously evaluate what your goals are. Come up with a  strategy that works best for you. As this is a hobby, there are no wrong answers.

Do you want a system that is "good enough" as some would suggest?
There is nothing wrong with that if that is your goal, but I do not think it is  as you seem to have made a committed investment in your electronic components.

You have also identified that power delivery to your electronic components is important. And you are right to believe so. Stock PCs will generally yield 50% (if that) performance out of your components, meaning that your units are not operating at the level they were designed to with stock PCs in place.

That said you have initially budgeted an average of $140+ for a possible upgraded delivery of power system for each one of those pieces of equipment. Based on the DAC alone - I am taking an average since you did not list the model,  you are looking at a 5% investment

I doubt that you are going to make much of a difference with that kind of Budget. This is a step sideways rather than a step forward towards getting the maximum performance out of the components you have already invested in. Generally a 25 - 30% investment in power delivery is where you are going to realize substantial performance changes - in everything.

Think of your Power delivery as another Component to invest in. I would keep the stock PCs and start with a power distributor and then move methodically piece by piece. After the Distributor then make an investment by replacing the PC from the wall to the distributor.  Next move to the DAC, Monoblocks and Speakers. You will be able to source out PCs with a better architecture and get the best return on your investment. 

Also check out
https://www.analysis-plus.com/

For those that Care: Over the years I have been lucky enough to be invited to a few listening rooms from top Component Manufacturers.
Not one of them use Stock PCs.

An audiophile for 40+ years I also worked for the power company. 

The power coming into your equipment has traveled many miles to get to you.  The last 50-100 feet of wiring in your home are probably solid 10, 12, or 14 gauge copper wire of varying quality. Can it make much, if any, difference to change the last few feet to high quality cable?

I would love to hear a technical explanation of why it could.

In my experience:
A= Significant improvement in sound quality
B= Modest improvement in sound quality
C= Minimal improvement / No discernible change in sound quality

Shunyata (Alpha Digital, 2016) for my DAC= A . I bought this for $500 from Usedcables ( owned by The Cable Company, but with a separate web site). Best money I spent on PCs, but after a lot of trial and error.
Highly Recommended- choose the model based on the current needs of your component. Older models with Ztron technology are terrific. Haven't tried the new Venom, Alpha, ....line

Allnic ZL3000= B. Bought new from a dealer on Audiogon for $840- do not recommend because they are overpriced for the small improvement

NRG Custom cables, Canada. Bought for CDN$400 = B. Recommended, but don't expect "instant improvement" like you could get from Shunyata.

Zavfino majestic, $225= C Also not recommended.

Signal Cable= C. Not recommended

Amazon- W ? or something= C .Not recommended 

I strongly support the idea of auditioning cables from the Cable  Library with The Cable Company ( they also own the site www.usedcables.com)

Hope this helps.

Ritwick

All I can tell u is that shunyata venoms sound much better than stock cables and also better than many well known brands which cost more.  I have replaced more expensive power cords with venoms and still use them and my system is pretty decent
harbeth super hl5 driven by LFD NCSE with a bel canto E one streamer feeding a moded bel canto DAC and a luxman DA 250.
The only power cord that has bettered the venoms cost over 1k and it is an audioquest tornado and it does not blow the venoms away
Venoms are one of the best values in this crazy audio world we a part of!!

My entire audio system equipped with Audio Art power cables.  They are very reasonable priced especially when they are on sale. Furthermore, the fit and finish are excellent. 

Contact Chris at VH Audio about his Trans power cable.  It is a new one and he hasn't posted the particulars on it yet.  I purchased one and it is the typical high quality that his products are known for.

Contact Chris at VH Audio about his Trans power cable.  It is a new one and he hasn't posted the particulars on it yet.  I purchased one and it is the typical high quality that his products are known for.

For what its worth I don't have hardly any experience with different manufacturers of pc, interconnects or speaker wire. But it was recommended to me by the cable company to use dh labs with my equipment (Rogue) and have never found the need to change. And as far as do pc make a difference in sound in a word YES! they do. And I know this to be true because I unknowing did a double blind test on myself with the pc to my amp. I installed it and totally forgot that I did and when I went to listen to my system that night it blew me away how well it sounded and took me a few minutes to figure out why, the power cord! Now I know are system can have good sounding days as well as bad ones for varies reason but I know for a fact this was not a psychoacoustics effect but it was do to a better pc. 

Curious if Mc uses their stock cords in audio shows...

That's a quote from a Mc source.

Cleeds you're free to spend your coin on the cable. Until I see an independent review showing that there is a real need to spend on one, I'll stick with the manufacturer's recommendation.

badger_erich

I would wager that those who spend the coin have a problem with confirmation bias.

That can’t be the case for those who initially doubt that a different power cord would make an audible difference. And many audiophiles start out as skeptics, so there’s obviously another mechanism at work here.

... if McIntosh is saying their power cables do the job just fine and that your better off buying music etc., then that’s good enough for my ears.

Now that looks like an extraordinary example of confirmation bias. You seem willing to accept the claim at face value, rather than listen for yourself.

Incidentally, on what do you base your suggestion that McIntosh "is saying their power cables do the job just fine?"

Has there ever been any lab testing on power cords by an independent lab? Something where SCIENCE can confirm these costly cables are actually doing something? Otherwise, I would wager that those who spend the coin have a problem with confirmation bias. It's your money...go ahead and spend it how you wish, but if McIntosh is saying their power cables do the job just fine and that your better off buying music etc., then that's good enough for my ears.

Signal Cable!

Shunyata Venom

Sablon 

Laspada Audio. Very good and well made with rhodium coated IEC connectors. They also sell (new) for less on ebay. 14,12 or 10 gauge.

Have a set on system.

Maybe try transparent performance power cords they are $125 for 1m cord. I like them for build quality. 

I use a mix of Wireworld, VooDoo, and Shunyata cables all bought used or on sale at a deep discount.  Works for me.

Can't go wrong with DH Labs pc's, I agree with stereo5, The Pangea pc's dulled everything I tried it with.

Trio wire 

Cost performance wise it’s hard to beat Signal Cable.

You can't believe everything people tell you - not even if those people are your own brain.

For the budget you are looking at I would suggest either the Shunyata Venom or the DH Labs power cords. Besides both being well constructed these are good choices because DH Labs are very available and often available new at a discount. Cable Co is having a 20% off special on DH Labs power cables. Shunyata Venoms are very available on the used market. I am taking about the just replaced Venom line. Not the V2 Venom line. 

I've gone through a bunch of PC's from Signal cable Magic, Silver Ref., Digital, to several Wireworld from150.00 to over 500.00 each.
Also DH Labs, Cardas, and others. By far the best have been the very costly Kubala-sosna Emotions, that I use now. But next to them I like the very affordable Signal Cable Magic versions. 

Some of the companies you listed have a trial period with a return policy. Take advantage of this.
I agree that Cullen is a best buy. I have some thousand dollar Audience cables but since I discovered the Cullen Crossover PC, I've been adding them to my system. They have a neutral signature and present realistic sonics with detail and a spacious soundstage.

Make your own and get better sound and save money.  ( I wouldn't overlook those Wireworld Electras from hctf *(above)

I tried Pangea on the equipment in my audio rack and they sucked all the life out of my system.  Where I did use them (AC9SE) were powering the woofers in my Golden Ear Triton Reference speakers.  They work the bass just fine.  I use all Shunyata power cords elsewhere in both of my systems.

For that kind of money I would definitely consider signal cables which is on your list best of luck and enjoy the holidays

I've got 2 Wire World Electra 7 pcs that I'm not using right now.If you'd like to try them pm me.Just pay shipping.

don't overlook the lower cost Transparent Audio power cords...a big upgrade over most stock cords...

@cdc2, 

PM sent.

It is my understanding that you would generally use a different gauge wire for power amps than for your digital gear.  If you go with more expensive cables this can make a fairly large cost difference as the higher gauge (thinner) cables generally are less expensive.

I also decided to dip my toes into the aftermarket power cord market and needed a large number of cords.  Not knowing what to expect in general I didn't want to spend too much.  At the suggestion of an Audiogon member I purchased these low cost cables at $50 per 6 foot cord.  They certainly SEEM well made (in China).
https://www.amazon.com/WAudio-Hi-End-Audio-Power-Cable/dp/B01L2UNMXI/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=audio+power...

These are my first venture into power cords and they make a positive difference in my system.

Why not contact the Cable company to try a few power cables and decide for yourself. They charge you 5% plus shipping. If you purchase anything from them your 5% is applied to the purchase.

Given your goals and short of making your own cords, which you should seriously consider, I think your best bang for the buck will be Cullen cables. On paper it looks like the Red Copper cable is a great value at $99/6ft, but if you can swing it there’s a lot more built into their Crossover cable at $199/6ft. These two cables seem to be more neutrally voiced, but if you’re looking for a little more warmth in your system the Gold series cable is $129/6ft. Cullen cables get great customer feedback and the prices are tough to beat. Hard to imagine you not getting a significant benefit from switching stock cords to these.

As a a dark horse option, I recently heard of Raven Audio that also seems to make high-value cables. Their Soniquil power cable is $169/6ft. and comes with Rhodium-plated connectors that you’d need to step up to the $199 Cullen Crossover to get. There’s obviously a lot more to it than the plugs, but to me it indicates good value and may also be worth a try as you never know which cable will synergize with your system and tastes. And both offer trial periods, so you can try both with little/no risk. That’s what I’d do. Anyway, hope this helps, and best of luck.

You're not gonna get a straight answer on this topic around here, or anywhere for that matter. Buy a couple of those inexpensive ones you mentioned and see yourself. Hopefully you can return them if not satisfied.

Wow so many choices thats your money its up to you.

In review:

• Group A. thinks power cords make no difference
  
• Group B. think it's worth spending $800 or more on a power cord and they can make a big difference

Question is
- Will a $90 or a $150 power cord sound any better than the stock ones?

You can certainly hear differences in power cables , if your equipment is up to allowing you to hear it.
Then it becomes a matter of how much difference you can hear. I have owned the Purist Audio Dominus Fluid power cord as well as the Dominus Fluid speaker cables and the Interconnects. They are the best cables that I have ever heard..IMO.
So, you have to decide how much better any are vs. what you have . You can only do this by trying them in your system

Buy Pangea and stop worrying! To believe that the "grass is greener" over there is to be caught up in a neurotic obsession!

As the old prospector said: "There's gold in them thar hills!"

Ditto for the Tara Labs Evolution Omega at a mere $5300 - original MSRP of $12K!