Shorter length power cable recommendations?

@ctlesq 

I couldn’t find the power cord that @audphile1 mentioned but this popped up instead "Audiocrast HPC01 HiFi Power Cable, 3.3ft" of which I have no experience. My main concern is inadvertently purchasing something that’s not electrically sound and putting your equipment and personal safety at risk. Not saying this would necessarily be the case here but do your research. 

I’m particularly fond of this one https://www.thecableco.com/cables/mojo-digital-power-cord.html which can be ordered in a 3-foot length starting at $175 and I also have some of these which are a bit pricier https://www.thecableco.com/cables/reference-mains-ac-power-cord.html for $395 but live up to expectations and Rega supplies them with their top-of-the-line components.

One thing to keep in mind is that you don’t want any cable in your system to be so short and tight that it creates stress on the male and female connectors and some slack acts as strain relief and keeps your connections secure.

@faustuss I pasted a link up above to the BOGO sale. 
I used these Audience power cables on Pass Labs X260.8 amps with great results. 
They also work good on digital. Hard to beat for the cost.

Here’s a review as well

https://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/equipment/0420/Audience_Forte_V8_forte_f3_Power_Chord_Review.htm

Have you ever seen the way cables look in recording studios  that have been used in recording these audiophile records?

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I would suggest looking into Iconoclast BAV power cables.  The prices for short cables are slightly higher than your $100 price point but are worth the extra cost. Their BAV power cable is pretty basic but made of high-quality materials.  Here's a link.  These cables have a default length of 5', slightly more than 1.5M, but you can get custom lengths (shorter and longer) since they are made to order.  One note, Iconoclast is the high-end branch of Blue Jeans cables.  Both Blue Jeans and Iconoclast make excellent cables at their respective price points and are made in the USA using primarily made in the USA Belden cable.  The power cable is sold through Iconoclast only.  

One comment on length, the 1.5M minimum several folks have stated is, in my opinion, not as important for power cables less than $100 that you are interested in.  The length is for the shielding and other "tweaking" to take effect.  There is little or none of that in an inexpensive power cable.

Hello ctlesq,

Suggest that you check out Emotiva XEIC power cable.  It’s a quality power pipe with robust build and solid performance. I also assemble my own cables but the Emotiva is hard to beat at well under $100. It’s only available in 2meter length. You can check it out at https://emotiva.com

Enjoy the music.