Power cord for Aurender N20?

@buellrider97  Or less-resolving ears. 😜

Beullrider97 with chapped rear (a salve may be in order): Which scenario? Bonus question: Does "resolving" mean the same thing as accurate? Solve, settle, determine, decide, firmness, willpower, commitment, etc. Clearly I'm easily confused. I own one fancy power cable that is so thick, stiff, and inflexible (possibly like myself) that it's utterly useless. Others of the myriad pricey and not so pricey items stuck into my power conditioner are less so. They all seem to display an enviable sense of resolve as they don't fall out. Bless yer hearts Nelson Pass and Dennis Had, neither of whom have the resolve to recommend fancy cables because, clearly, they must have less resolving ears.

I own an Aurender N10 and have been using it with a Shunyata Omega QR-S power cable for years. Yes, I know it's out of the defined price range but the audible difference is immediately obvious regardless of the music played. The bass is tighter, the background is blacker, and there are more details.

I have the Aurender N20 too...replaced the stock PC with Shunyata Research...a slight but noticeable improvement. In my digital path, had greater results when I upgraded the digital cable (Shunyata Research Omega series) to my DAC... Berkeley Audio. In my system, the best money I have spent for the price point was paying an electrician to come in to upgrade & add a new power panel and add two dedicated lines to my audio room with upgraded wall receptacles...the cost was less than my power cables and the my entire system benefited.

I have tried many power cables in my N20 and currently use a Rick Schultz Apparition power cable. An Audioquest Dragon never worked out and now it's performing well on my DAC. Also tried a Tara Labs Cobalt but it never worked out, currently doing well on my pre-amp.

Consider a master clock and a pink or master fuse for your N20.