Morning all, I normally don't weigh in on these kinds of discussions but today it struck me I wanted to toss in a thought. Bare in mind I've not played with fancy AC cords to date.
So the AC is delivered to the wall socket on a 14\2 wire (typically in Canada) that terminates on the outlet. So in my mind no matter how fancy a cord I plug into that outlet it can't improve anything assuming it's at least equivalent to the 14\2. (for those that don't know that's solid strand copper) So.... Then theoretically if I made AC cords to go from the wall outlet to my equipment assuming I used quality ends on the wire I would not in any way reduce or change the the quality of the electricity that can flow thru that cable compared to what is in the wall. It would be like my equipment is wired directly to the house wiring.
So how in fact can any AC cord change the sound (or the electricity flowing thru it) for the better as compared to that?
Hmmm as I finish this post I possibly think it should be it's on post to discuss the realities of AC cords. Apologies to the OP if it's a bit off topic. (Although given where the discussion went I feel it's possibly relevant?)
E.

