Triode Wire Labs High Power Digital American

I tried their digital AC cable and returned it. I'm not saying it's a bad power cord, I just did not hear an improvement over what I was using.

I do have a Triod "Seven Plus" pure copper power cord that I have used on all components successfully and the price doesn't break the bank.

I personally would recommend you look for a used HiDiamond P4 power cord. Works very well on all components in my opinion.

My answer would apply to your other posts regarding Triode Wire power cords.

I replaced Triode Wire 7+ AC cables with the Digital American on both Digital and analog components. I was very satisfied with the 7+ until a friend brought over the Digital American. Replacing twelve 7+ cables was not something I expected. However the difference in transparency, dynamics and openness was too much to ignore. The 7+ is a fine cable, and is bested in everyway by the Digital American.

I use TWL power cords on my entire system. I have the 7+ on my amp and used to have the 8 on my CD player. Upgrading to the Digital American on CD's made a nice improvement for me. There is a difference in sound between the copper plug and the rhodium. the rhodium adds a bit more bass punch and top end (think loudness button sort of), while the copper is smoother overall. All a matter of choice.