A budget power cord has speed and transparent but not overly bright.

Is there a consensus regarding which Audio Envy to use for source components?
There is a lot of buzz about these PC's.

thank you all.
I just re-arranged my other system and now have 2 extra cords Cerious Technologies entry level- they fix the problem and open up nicely. Thanks
I have contacted CullenCables but we haven’t gotten to ordering yet... Thank you all again

+1 on Cullen Cables

no frills and affordable. This is the only “tweak” she’s ever heard first time round. 
Disclaimer- I have not tried any other PCs. But once I heard them on my amp I bought a full loom of them. 

@smrex13 
I have the Audio Envy and Zavfino Majestic MKII power cords in different systems. When I have some spare time I'll switch out power cords and audition in the same system, but I'm not sure when I can do that?

@smrex13 
To my surprise, I had some extra open time this morning so I did a comparison test between the Audio Envy and Zavfino Majestic MKII power cords, I put the power cords in my Allnic T-1500 Integrated amp (300B tubes). 
For the price, they are both excellent power cords that give a full spectrum of music.
Honestly, I did not detect a difference between the two power cords I auditioned. The CDs I used were; Jennifer Warnes "The Hunter", Eva Cassidy "Live At Blues Alley", and "The Best Of David Benoit 1987 - 1995". I know these CDs very well use them along with others for audition purposes.
I will say that the Audio Envy is extremely light in weight and very flexible while the Zavfino Majestic MKII weighs quite a bit more (but not overweight) and is not as flexible but will bend and not an issue for the vast majority of audiophiles.
As I stated above, I could and do live with both of these power cords in different systems. I tried to hear a difference between these two power cords but I honestly don't, I highly recommend both of these power cords.