USB cable recommendations

@danmar123   Congrats on the Pulsar! I added one last year to my Innuos streaming system. I'm now using my Zen Mk3 as a server only, while the Pulsar functions as an Innuos Endpoint. The Pulsar has been a wonderful upgrade for streaming, with particular effects on transparency and on bass extension and impact. The Innuos Sense app is fantastic!

Not long ago, I did a comparison among several power cords from Cardas, Snake River Audio, and Shunyata. I was looking to upgrade cords for my preamp, DAC, and streamer. The winner in my system was the Shunyata Alpha-X NR, which is what is powering my Pulsar now. I'm not sure what your price range is for cables, but the Alpha-X is significantly more expensive than the Kimber PK14 mentioned by @audphile1. My only advice would be to try several power cables in your system - they can make a significant difference when using an Innuos Pulsar.

@sdl4,

Thank you. I won't take delivery until the 26th. The Shunyata is over what I'd like to spend, but I'm sure it's a fantastic cable. I already downloaded the Sense app to get familiar with it, but have to wait to the Pulsar arrives.

@signaforce sorry for hijacking your thread, but it did start with my Audience F/R USB. 

@danmar123 No problem whatsoever. Glad it was able for help others also!

@signaforce  I also want to apologize for taking a bit of a detour away from your questions about USB cables. So getting back on task, I have a few comments about USB options. 

Several years ago, I did a shoot-out by borrowing several USB cables from the Cable Company lending library. I was surprised at the extent to which each cable sounded different. I listened to cables from Audience, Cardas, Shunyata, Stealth, and a few others. I thought the Cardas USB was very smooth and pleasant, but it hid important detail and softened the sound too much for me. My favorite cables boiled down to Audience, Stealth, and Shunyata. I ended up buying the Shunyata Alpha (model prior to the current Alpha-X) because it had some of the smoothness of the Cardas while retaining detail without sibilance or harshness. You may want to see if you can find a used Shunyata Alpha USB (the original version). The current Alpha-X would probably be too expensive, even used, 

I recently got a Shunyata Omega, not the new X version but the original. It sounds excellent. Big , warm-ish, very holographic.