Would someone please enlighten me here. How does a three ft section of metal help in providing better sound quality? Electricity runs hundreds of feet through your house via copper wire after running miles and miles through other wire, how does adding three feet, of gold, silver, or whatever to the end of that run make a difference? Not being a smart ass, just don't quite understand.
Power Cord for Pass Int 60-Under 1K used
I'm just about done with my recent audio transformation. My last statement is going to be an after market power cable for my Pass Labs Int-60. My budget is under 1K used....and that"s pushing it.
Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated, especially if your a Pass Labs owner.
If your not a fan of after market cords....save me the speech. I already spent about 35K....I'm not using a stock power cord.
Any and all ideas will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated, especially if your a Pass Labs owner.
If your not a fan of after market cords....save me the speech. I already spent about 35K....I'm not using a stock power cord.
Any and all ideas will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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Power Cables according to Galen Carol: https://www.gcaudio.com/tips-tricks/why-power-cables-make-a-difference/ N |
@bac2vinyl Would someone please enlighten me here. How does a three ft section of metal help in providing better sound quality? The shielding of the power cord reduces Radio Frequency interference (RFI) and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI). In doing so, it reduces the noise in the audio. Some cables can and do change the sound of the audio quality by impedance mismatch and lack of proper inductance characteristics. And several other electronic variables. |
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