Audioquest Storm Series power cables

@ursm 

1): signal path cables - yes, better EM shielding, better match to audio analog/digital path impedance, better connectors always helping me to reduce noise, and to flatten freq response. 

2): power cables - nope, clean, not oxidized over time, looking fresh, power cable' provided by manufacturer is fine, technically nothing can be improved. If cable is tool long, I cut cable and use professional grade plug. As for phono-pre or other separate's cable, you may use ferritic EM filter clamp to put on cable, which will reduce significantly AC power line. Good filter clamp reduces noise in original cable by 60dB or more (x1000 less noise), and it cost nut much, In many cases replacing aged wall outlet, and resistive fuses in the house AC power distribution is helping to reduce power drops. Try to avoid ground loop in hifi setup, if hum noise can be heard from speaker.

Making statements that ungraded power cables don't matter when you actually haven't tried them isn't really providing anyone valuable insights

I draw the line at 6 feet of passive mains cable at the end of the 10 miles or whatever of cable joining your system to the power station.  If the 6 foot of cable makes a difference, why not the 10 miles?

Because it is not directly connected to the power station. That is unless you have 345,000 volts going into your home. It has been stepped down multiple times and for the last time right at your home. I am not saying that power cables make a difference, but I am saying that your logic is sorely lacking.

@facten 

+1

And here we go again, the same old statements from people with no actual experience with better power cords.

I guess if your system is just for making amplified noise then none of this matter's.

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