The $250 power cables and $600 power strip that dethroned my $10k Shunyata Everest

I will apologies for being negative on this without trying it.  Perhaps recovering from 3 surgeries in the last 6 days influenced my initial reaction.   Perhaps? 

I did purchase the QSA light blue and yellow fuses and was not that impressed.   I ended up selling them for little money. I have enjoyed SR Purple, Pink and Master fuses far more.  I have now moved onto the Swiss Digital fuse box with graphene sluggo which I find far surpasses any fuse I have tried.  There is no doubt I have grown far more skeptical of high end audio claims of late.  Far too many charlatans in this space so skepticism is warranted.  

Perhaps I can muster up enough positive energy to “trial” this near supernaturally resurrected power cord. Ha! Maybe it is the real deal, but more detail about how this is possible would help my ability to believe.  For now I am an unbeliever, but open to learning.  
 

Yes @willgolf has credibility and a track record here on Agon that deserves notice.  

Reminds me of Cryotone Tubes.  Take a $40 Psvane or JJ tube, treat it, repackage it and sell it for $200+.  Does it give you results?  Only way to know is to try it on your own system.  Appreciate OP’s sharing their discoveries/insights.  Take it or leave it…All are beneficial.  Happy Thanksgiving!

I have been using the Swiss Digital Fuse Box for 3 years now on all of my components and No boutique fuse comes close; the SR purple was my less favorite of the SR fuses, found the mids to be over exaggerated and weak bass but we all have different components, hear things differently and prefer a different sound signature.

Wig

Funny, it seems if something doesn't cost an arm and leg, it's a cheap, piece of what-ever, too good to be true.

On the other hand, if it cost a bank account or house note it's just a piece of wire with some shielding and a rip-off.

I say whatever works and what you're willing to fork out is where it ends, we're not here to please everyone's tastes or budget.

@roper 

Welcome to Audiogon, if you didn’t get any skepticism(s), negativity or snobbish remarks about you rig setup, then you haven’t ’Gon’ through the the crucible here that we’ve all had to go through. It’s all part of the learning process and if you notice you can actually glean a heck of lot of positives of what we call ’upgrades’ to your rig and some will cost and some will remarkably be free. You just gotta be open and receptive. 

I have to give you kudos for that very small space you have in getting the most out of it for what you have when that size of a space in some cribs is used for a sub alone. I couldn’t figure out why your sub was in front of your rig until I zoomed in and saw the inside door swing right next to your rig. You had the foresight to add sound panels, took an inexpensive piece of throw away foam and lifted the sub off the floor. Speaking of subs, the Discovery Veridion AC Power Cable for the price just may be the perfect upgrade for subwoofers stock power cord that surprisingly never gets upgraded.

And with that center channel speaker, I see your ’home theater’ vibe that a whole lot of us had when we first came here to Audiogon and graduated to a so called hi fidelity audiophile. But I must warn you about becoming a ’hi fidelity audiophile’ as it comes at and with a VERY high price tag. I have NOS tubes that alone the total costs add up to thousands of dollars. So beware. 

The power cord du jour of what I’ve seen lately is the Furutech DPS-4.1 Power Cord with FI-50 NCF Plugs that cost about at what I can reckon is about $1162 per. So if I can find something that may work? And have a price/performance ratio at $250? I’m at least gonna take a look at it. @wig and @grannyring, appreciate you two introducing me to the Swiss Digital Fuse Box.

I myself, this Thanksgiving day cleaning out old stuff found my old quantum science audio blue fuses. I remember @willgolf and others here, introducing me to the Duelund speaker and interconnect wire with KLEI connectors which if your DIY skills weren’t up to par would cost around $250 with Chris at parts connexion building them for you. So if @willgolf, with his half a million dollar Aries Cerat system says check out the Discovery Veridion AC Power Cable, I’m going to listen to him.

The reviews of the Discovery Veridion AC Power Cable are very few but I did find a couple here: 

Blake T Head-Fi The Discovery Veridion AC Power Cable

Stereo Times The Discovery Veridion Power Cable