A $1,000 power cable?!

[SactoBass]

Sorry: won't work. EVERYONE knows that any cord you sell for $50 won't sound 1/2 as good as the $100 cord.

Hmm.....good point. I suggest marketing the power cord to say that it delivers $150 worth of improved tone for only $100 and therefore the player actually makes a little bread on the deal.

 

[Nagrom]

I find it hilarious to listen to arguments that would have you believe that after a +/- 70' run of 12 or 14 gauge solid copper (or aluminum) building wire, itself an extension of an even longer run back to the distribution transformer, the last 6 or 8 feet of wire from the receptacle to the amp is capable of any sound improvement with a heavy gauge cord. It simply isn't possible.

 

[grey area]

ever tried your amp without a power cord? i did, and it sounded very quiet. then i tried it with a power cord that came with the amp and it had more volume , tone etc. so it just goes to show. POWER CORDS REALY MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO YOUR SOUND.

 

[David Jayne]

ever tried your amp without a power cord? i did, and it sounded very quiet..

Yep, really lowers the noise floor.

 

[DanAleks]

Working in IT, I have appliance cables falling out my ass.

That must be uncomfortable sitting down...

 

[DannyBob]

For my workouts I have three, connected, used as a jump rope. A good companion to my platinum dumbbells and unobtanium infused water.

hahahahaha ^ this

 

[mcnach]

I find it hilarious to listen to arguments that would have you believe that after a +/- 70' run of 12 or 14 gauge solid copper (or aluminum) building wire, itself an extension of an even longer run back to the distribution transformer, the last 6 or 8 feet of wire from the receptacle to the amp is capable of any sound improvement with a heavy gauge cord. It simply isn't possible.

Ha ha, exactly.

 

[johnpbass]

Price drop to $799. Just in time for Holiday gift giving.

 

[Mosfed]

I would suggest that not only would it TOTALLY change your tone, but that you need at least one AND A SPARE for each and every component you have.

For good measure buy a couple for your bandmates. Even for your drummer. Just having that thing near him will make him sound better.

 

[johnpbass]

It could possibly replace the orange extension cord that I currently swap back and forth between my amps and leaf blower!

 

[wideload]

I wouldn't pay that for a NEW cable, but a USED one with mojo.... mmm... gots to pay for the mojo!!!

 

[Roland GR 88]

NUTS !!! I just spent the rent on an Analysis Pro Oval 20' patch cord. $599.99.

 

[jdwhitak]

I wouldn't pay that for a NEW cable, but a USED one with mojo.... mmm... gots to pay for the mojo!!!

What about vintage copper?

 

[chadds]

What about vintage copper?

I have some from when the earth cooled. It's very vintage. If you're quiet you can hear pterodactyls through your cab.

 

[Munjibunga]

I use one of these for my DAC in my stereo system and I think it helps. It is quiet and give me a better sound stage.
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The Magneto Powercord is made with #12 AWG high-purity copper conductors that deliver clean, stable and quiet AC power for CD/DVD players, pre-amps, power amplifiers and receivers. Each conductor is insulated with cross-linked polyethylene dielectric and wound in a common-mode circuit to achieve the highest capacitance with a balanced inductance field. The low-profile IEC connector also provides an easy connection to subwoofers, electrostatic speakers, and other components with difficult to reach IEC connections. All of the wire and connectors used to build the Magneto Powercord have been cryogenically treated in our cold fusion deep-immersion process to structurally align and fuse the molecular bond in the conductive metals for optimal sonic performance. The cord body is sheathed with abrasion resistant mesh sleeve over a polyethylene jacket for optimal flexibility and long-life durability. Optional IEC connectors and AC plugs are available at no extra cost.

Really? Really? You bought this? Or did you leave off the ?

 

[David Jayne]

Really? Really? You bought this? Or did you leave off the ?

What? You've never heard of cold fusion?

 

[Roland GR 88]

I find it hilarious to listen to arguments that would have you believe that after a +/- 70' run of 12 or 14 gauge solid copper (or aluminum) building wire, itself an extension of an even longer run back to the distribution transformer, the last 6 or 8 feet of wire from the receptacle to the amp is capable of any sound improvement with a heavy gauge cord. It simply isn't possible.

Must be designed for CLEAN energy like solar or wind. Those power lines outside your house are filthy.

 

[lomo]

I find it hilarious to listen to arguments that would have you believe that after a +/- 70' run of 12 or 14 gauge solid copper (or aluminum) building wire, itself an extension of an even longer run back to the distribution transformer, the last 6 or 8 feet of wire from the receptacle to the amp is capable of any sound improvement with a heavy gauge cord. It simply isn't possible.

Humans are sadly adept at believing that which requires the suspension of reason. Don't get me started or I'll get banned

 

[gumtown]

I hope they give away a free bottle of Health Tonic and some snake oil with it.

 

[seamonkey]

What? You've never heard of cold fusion?

There are "Patents" and "Patents Pending" on cold fusion
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That means it has got to be working.
You can't get a patent unless it actually works right?