Opinions: PC's with strong lows roll off the highs


In the past months I've been trying quite a few different power cords in my setup. A fellow Agoner that is very knowledgeable about power cords stated that power cords that support strong low end performance generally roll off the highs. More and more, that experience seems consistent with me too. I'd sure like to find a reasonably priced cord (closer to $500) that can support powerful low end performance and maintain extended highs. Do you have an opinion on this based on your experiences? We know this is all system dependent, but have you found a power cord that can perform both frequency extremes with no roll off?
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The quality of the powercord will determ the purity and the momental capasity of the current led into the powersupply. Add ing more momental capasity will give a stronger bottom by increasing dynamics. That won`t in any way decrease top-end quality. By increasing the powersupplys dynamic capasity high freq distortion will be redused as well. To a not to skilled ear that my sound like a redused top, but fact is that it`s just cleaner.

It`s all about how much current that`s added to the powersupply and the quality;how clean that current is. Stranded cables creates a lot of internal cross-over distortion when current flyes confused between the many tiny conductors. This also dramaticly reduses dynamic capasity as well. Hairthin conductors in it self have wery poor capasity and steals a lot of dynamic power.

Btw; I`m using DIY massive (and shielded) PC`s, nothing comes close to massive, thick massive :)
Transperants powercables is in my opinion the only good cables they make. Mybe the second best cable I`ve heard, next to my solid ones.