Would SR Galileo UEF Analog Power Cords sound noticeably worse on CD Player than Digital?

Buy a Pangea ($99) from AA. Will work and sound the same as the "high-priced spread"! 

folkfreak,

Did you just say that SR products have a good resale value? Perhaps you might want to check this out on the Gon.

I have exactly done roberjerman's suggestion. I did compare a Pangea power cord to a Synergistic Research power cord on both the Oppo 203 DVD player and a Marantz SA11-S2 player. The SR power cord sounded significantly better and stayed in the system.

The Pangea is a fine entry level cord but the Synergistic Research cord will give a more satisfying and involving sound.
David Pritchard

@jsautter, what I actually said was that if you buy used then they are easy to resell as there is a well established and fast moving market. You should pay 35-40% of the original list price for a one generation older model like UEF, 30% or less for prior generations. Typical discounts for brand new SR cables are 20-30% off so you’ll take a 30% loss if you buy and sell new. Overall for cable that counts as a well developed and deep market and i have bought and sold dozens of Galileo or CTS level cables very easily. Of course the real downside of SR is the every two year upgrade cycle ... which does however mean you can always get NOS last gen stock at 50% off every time a new flavor comes along 😉

david,

I am not surprised. You at least can speak to this issue as you have heard both cables.