Power Cable Suggestions.

I bought Maze Audio Litz with Billet plugs early on, when my system was upper mid-fi. They are 8 or 9 gauge, have excellent neutral sound with excellent noise rejection. Now that my system is high-fi, I continue to use them as they scale very well. 
Gemini verdict: 

The Maze Audio Litz Power Cord with billet plugs is a masterclass in straightforward, effective audio engineering. It bypasses esoteric marketing in favor of proven geometric noise rejection and rugged, high-contact termination. If you are looking to unearth hidden micro-detail, expand soundstage holography, and lock down mechanical vibrations at the AC inlet, it is an incredibly robust, highly recommended upgrade for any critical listening setup.

Ice age audio - Frankencable. Do yourself a faver and test them.

To me, the reason for power cables is to remove some of the "noise" from the power source which impacts your equipment, to produce the best sound it is capable of...this is a diminishing return, wringing the last 5% out of the sound, but we are seeking as close to perfection as the specific equipment is capable.  So, any link in the source chain can provide some degradation, even slightly.  Perfection is not possible, but some slight improvement is...it is a question of degree.  My approach was to buy used high quality power cables for my primary pieces and less-expensive hand-made power cables made by a small, but respectable manufacturer for about $150 each for my lesser components.  ALL components have some level of power enhancement, and it does make some improvement, albeit very slight...but to me, its worth it.  AND, it is noticeable. All equipment needs some level of power filtration above $10 cables.  

OP,  I sent you a PM.