Good Low Cost Flexible Power Cables?

gongos · « **on:** 31 Jan 2006, 11:18 pm »

Any suggestions for the above? I've had the Signal Cable PCs. They're nice, but are to hard to move around.

tvad4 · « **Reply #1 on:** 31 Jan 2006, 11:30 pm »

Volex 17604 from Carlton-Bates.com.

6'7" 14 gauge, shielded. $7.64/ea

ton1313 · « **Reply #2 on:** 1 Feb 2006, 01:53 am »

The Birth from Zu cable is extremely flexible and has a great price to perfomance ratio. They have hem on ebay from time to time and can be had at a good discount from list.

ekovalsky · « **Reply #3 on:** 1 Feb 2006, 06:00 am »

http://www.wolffaudio.com

The most flexible cables and they sound fantastic. Different cords are available depending on the application -- gain (amps, power conditioners) and source (DAC, transport, preamp, EQ, etc).

His current offerings are getting very expensive, mainly because of the Acrolink connectors. Look on Audiogon for used ones, or email Michael to see what demo or trade-in cables he may have available. He is now getting some older cords with Furutech or Oyaide connectors back for upgrade to Acrolink, and he'll let them go for a good price. I got six cords for $250ea (three gain, three source, all silver/oyaide) in this manner.

I also still have three copper/furutech cords back from when I had my dCs stack. They are 99% as good as the silver/oyaide.

Fife12 · « **Reply #4 on:** 1 Feb 2006, 09:31 pm »

Michael Wolff cables are good but they are not cheap.

I consider cheap les than $100. But since you own a dCS stack then I guess thats cheap.

But my Wolff PC is great on my source.

Bob Reynolds · « **Reply #5 on:** 4 Feb 2006, 06:08 am »

Buy DH Labs PC raw from ACI (used to be $5/ft), pick up connectors from Parts Express and you're good to go. DH Labs PC is 12ga, flexible and looks very nice.