I have two of 'em.
These are
3' cords...Brad doesn't usually offer them, but they were ordered by a customer who reneged on the deal and I ended up with them. They are terminated in top-of-the-line Furutech MI-25 IEC and plug (which are cryo'ed at the factory - so you have fully cryo'ed from end to end). The ends are not soldered (I haven't looked, Brad Vojtech told me) so it truly is cryo'ed from end to end with interruption of un-cryo'ed (yucky
) solder.
They are 10ga. of pure cryo silver wire with a good deal of excellent workmanship and design ideas. More information can be found at:
http://revelationaudiolabs.com/cables-power/index.htm#PreceptIIACmainshttp://cls.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl?powrcabl&1178042822Power cords - I don't know why they matter....but they have in
every instance and every brand I've owned. I wish they didn't so I could fully concentrate on the gear, but they do. I wouldn't consider these to be the equal of full component upgrades, but they are pretty good on their own merit. If you're within 3' of your electricity -
I think you'll dig them as I have
My (tube) power amps are vintage, and my Quicksilver Full Function preamp all have captive cords. In fact, nothing I own right now has IEC inlets, and I own 5 other power cords at present. If I am sitting on duplicates of anything for 6 months or more, I have resolved to sell them. So, that's the reason for the stated sale here on these.
What they do for digital gear is very, very interesting - they take a lot of the digital grunge outta' the picture when used on CDP's and DAC's I found. They are pretty fat (and heavy), but still can be bent/snaked as needed in most situations.
Fire away if you have questions.
Thanks, John
