Supporting Heavy Virtual Dynamics Power Cords

A couple of other folks have e-mailed me their suggestions and like I said earlier it will be a combination of ideas. I like the idea of wrapping some quality electrical tape around the IEC. This will make the connection a lot tighter. Bending the cords is also important as this decreases the weight in specific areas. I also believe the IEC end of the cable needs to be elevated. I may look for some matching (color) foam pipe insulation from my local hardware store. I am thinking of cutting a section that would run underneath the PC from the back of the device to the edge of the rack. The last thing I need is a damaged receptacle on expensive piece of equipment.

I have cable lifts that I made for my speaker cable, I just made them higher to let my powerscable rest on. (I have the revelation and two nite platinum power cable) I make my lifts so that they don't put a strain on my eltronic I also changed all my outlets in my listen room to hospital grade outlet, the plugs fit really tight with hospital grade outlets

I use stacked cardas myrtle wood blocks under my PC connectors... and for my VD ICs, except on the amp. For that I used a paper towel cardboard roll because the amp is on it's own stand and high off the ground.

That's actually a great cheap way to support cables... the cardboard tubes from paper towels and TP. Just cut them to size!