WAudio Hi End Audio Power Cable Review

I bought one of these just for the looks while I was completing a red and black server. The quality of the connectors is fantastic and the braided cable is the most durable I've seen. It's about as good as the $500+ power cords some other companies sell. I didn't want to spend $500 on the looks of the power cord, but why not at that price point? As a result, I received a second blue one for another montage. Will definitely be replacing all my D-Cables with these in high end builds.

I had the idea that a shorter, better insulated power cord from my Denon THX-AVR4800 to my Monster 3500 power conditioner might "improve" the sound in some ways. Not that it's entirely bad. . The distance from the amplifier to the air conditioner can be 10 inches, one stands directly above the other on the shelf. No problem, I just made a coil, put some velcro on it, plugged it in and voila, there's no noticeable difference in the sound at all! .as I more or less expected. BUT, he might have…

I bought this cable because I needed a well designed and beautiful power cord. Not because it would affect the sound quality. I've invested thousands of dollars in my stereo, so why not add some nice power cords? I really wish I could use an even cheaper cable that looks almost exactly like this one but is 6.6 inches in diameter and costs less. stereo or computer and just want to decorate it with nice cables, it's worth the money. Just don't expect it to do something no other power cord can.

Got it BC Danny Ritchie from GR Research recommended replacing the stock power cord with a decent one. So I tried it on my PC. He has a creative sound card with a Saber DAC. Respectable. Nothing fantastic. Emotional bas-x 100 amplifier, X-LS encores that have been slightly improved and two Infinity R12 subwoofers. The difference the power cord makes is noticeable. I played Tools Chocolate Chip Trip. It sounded fine before the cable change. After that it sounded better. A bit more detailed, but…

I ordered 2 of these cables to try and quickly ordered 2 more for the rest of my gear. To be honest, I noticed how dense the sound has become. I also noticed how tight the connectors fit and the build quality. I was very skeptical that I would notice a difference and all I can say is that it's worth the money. These lines are definitely a great line. Many will say that they are cheap and, of course, expensive, but they are made like tanks and stand out with their looks. I spent 5 hours at the…

Let's be honest - the topic of "audiophile" power cords and fuses is controversial - and with good reason, and depending on what components you use them with. But you won't get the "best" sound with ANY wire unless you have SERIOUS problems with your electrical system and components! First of all, any description you read about how a standard power supply works in an audio component starts out simple. the fact that at the most basic level there is a fuse, a transformer, followed by some sort of