Hi Danny, thanks for putting up this accurate and informative video on power cables. For some additional reference for your viewers, here are links to two videos I made using an Entech power line noise analyzer that demonstrates *_with data_* the impact that well-designed power cords can have on reducing noise from our AC mains. Links here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nZiDdM1oxrG8d6M.html and here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y75pmryh0trQqHk.html ASR likes data? Well, here it is...

Danny, I've bought your products in the past & probably will again, but, I think in this video one of your "proofs" can be painted with the same brush you use to paint Amir testing with no load. Specifically I am talking about your use of background noise as an analog for noise on a power cable. If you want to show how your power cable protects against noise, just show it. To show how much your power cable can reduce noise injected into a power supply, setting up a simple test seems pretty straightforward. I might suggest something like the following; 1) An AC power source. 2) A noise source on the same circuit, perhaps fluorescent lights, or some other device(s) which is/are noisy. Make sure the noise source is as far away from the actual test as possible. 3) An standard AC outlet. 4) A standard AC power cord of reasonable quality. 5) A GR Research power cord. 6) A quality power supply either switching or linear. 7 A resistor to act as a load. 8) An oscilloscope to measure noise. Hook the power supply to the resistor for a load, connect the oscilloscope to the resistor for measurement, attach the power to the power supply with the standard AC power cable. Capture screen shots of the noise artifacts. Then swap in the GR Research cable take the same screen shots and compare. Any differences will show the benefit of the power cable. The use of the power supply is simple, most if not all power supplies have circuitry to reduce noise in the output DC signal. Different power supplies are more or less effective at this. All audio gear have power supplies to convert the AC to DC and to provide various voltages to different circuits in the equipment. It also means the resistor we need is much more manageable. The reason for a resistor is it shouldn't inject much if any noise into the test. I don't have an oscilloscope or one of your power cords, or I would try it myself and post the results.

Danny, did I miss the part where you posted all the measurements showing that Amir is wrong?

Wait. The flat earthers on the ones who hold onto the engineering and measurements? I think you have it backwards dude.

Wow! Engineer with 20 years of electronics experience here. First of all, even a fresh graduate engineer would know that it just takes one single and simple step to prove that a cable (or any other product ftm) could reduce electical noise in audio: Record the same output signal from the same playback device under the same conditions with different cables and compare the noise levels. This video does everything but. Furthermore, the narrative is deceptive in nature. In the part where a red line and a green line are shown as noise graphs: That is NOT not isolated electrical noise. It is the actual noise of the surroundings being recorded by the mic. There is a fan running in the background while recording!!! A power cable can do nothing about it. It's like plugging a power cable to reduce the grains in an old recording or remove pop and scratch noises from vynil. Just like: It takes looking at a handful of objective indicators to actually understand earth is round, but they always get skipped or ignored by flat earthers. It's RICH to call anyone else flat earthers. I can't believe there are actual human beings praising this video...

Danny, do the tests and show your cables make a difference and in what ways and I will buy them. Until them saying you "know" and have done tests doesn't make anyone come to your side. Your product show it and I will agree and buy.

Are you sure about how the balanced signal works? It sure doesn't work like that in industry. The inverter signal and the non-inverted signal is feed to a differential amp. Since both lines were subject to the same noise environment the polarities of that noise should also be in phase. But since a differential amp is used on the input the noise will be rejected by the amplifier input stage. This is called common mode rejection.

Judging by some of the responses below it seems that there are some folks that don't know what a 'double blind' experiment is. Yes is can be conducted for a cable test. Definition: "A type of clinical trial in which neither the participants nor the researcher knows which treatment or intervention participants are receiving until the clinical trial is over. This makes results of the study less likely to be biased." A third person administers the treatment or in this case the cable selection. Probable a single blind test is all that is required.

If I was starting over with what I know now I would have treated my room before I upgraded anything.

A salesman trying to educate an Engineer.............Danny you are quite entertaining for sure, I love most of your videos, but in all fairness YOU ARE DOING THIS AS A BUSINESS,....Amir is doing this as a HOBBY and is a neutral participant. You bickering with him over his measurements etc is protecting what you sell. We all get that. When you bicker about ASR you get more views also. We get that. But in the end, anyone educated in electronics or audio engineering sees it all for what it is. You mix 50% actual facts with a bit of snake oil, and hope no one realizes.

A lot to unpack here. 1st, I always thought the "flat earthers" reference belonged to the "we know", "it's common sense", "it's obvious" group and the "non-flat earthers" were the ones that used engineering, testing and measuring to scientifically prove their point. After all, virtually any 2nd year engineering student can prove mathematically that the earth is round. As in all conspiracies, he who labels a conspiracy 1st, has the high ground. 2. With cables, Amir's point was totally missed and misconstrued. Take a cable loop with an AC current of one amp and place another closed loop cable parallel to it and you can calculate the induced current! EVEN if they are a MILE from each other! It is simple mathematics and physics--not brain surgery. The question is not, DOES IT HAPPEN, BUT, DOES IT MAKE AN AUDIBLE DIFFERENCE! The same is true for a piece of wire acting as an antenna--as Amir said, any wire not properly shielded will act as an antenna! BUT DOES IT MAKE AN AUDIBLE DIFFERENCE!!?? I would have to go back and look at Amir's video but I believe Danny confused and misconstrued Amir's analysis and description of these two totally different effects---that is induced voltages and antenna affects. Amir frequently will tell you that a product does exactly what it is "advertised to", as in a power supply conditioner, but then he will tell you that it is not necessary, nor audible, and show the measurements to prove it and THIS is the point of Amir's test and reviews! Now, one can use all the soft spoken, not name calling words of "everyone knows", it's common sense", my "30 years of experience', etc but in doing so one has not proved a single thing to refute Amir's scientific, test and measurements. And yet, Amir has offered many many times a chance for one and all to prove him wrong by submitting a scientific, peer reviewed, double-blind study proving that one could HEAR the difference. He will even republish it! But of course, that would be a waste of time because the real flat earthers, "know', "have the common sense", have "the years of experience" etc that would make a peer review double-blind scientific study a waste of time and money. In full disclosure, I am an electrical engineer older than I ever thought I would be, coming from a heavy industrial background. I love watching videos produced by both Danny and Amir. Both have knowledge and experience that has helped me tremendously in my futile search for audio nirvana.

I have done residential home theaters, whole house AV systems, commercial data and security for over 20 plus years and it is a known fact that running any kind of low voltage signals alongside electrical for closer than a foot for more than 3 feet will cause inductance and degrade the signal. Only way around it is to cross at 90 degree angles and when forced 45 degree angles at the least. This is industry knowledge that one must adhere to when running any low voltage cable. I won't go into anymore depth on this as the facts are simple. Ask any professional in the industry and they will agree. Look at BICSI standards even. You are absolutely correct and those who have done the opposite experience a much worse signal with many problems. Btw, love your videos and appreciate what you do, thank you!

why not run a double blind test with your power cord, let Amir moderate and see where the dust settles.

You totally discount the impedance of the device the cable is connected. Power cable generally are supplying low impedance loads. Emf and induced noise cannot provide sufficient coupling to induce voltage. Also, what do you think the purpose of the power supply is...to convert the incoming ac to lower voltage and then rectify it and filter it. There is so much miss-information in this video you should consider taking up politics.

Definitely a good idea to keep interconnects from mains cables but in my time, no recording studio or mastering suite that I have visited had any fancy expensive mains cables.

Danny, I think it’s time to invite Amir to your premises so you can demonstrate and he can test - play around. Your knowledge and understanding will converge. Before that though - go and break bread, have breakfast or lunch together. Oblique ‘back and forth’ public conversations with an audience that will never promote collegial discourse has, predictably, got you off to a bad start, and no good will really come of it (except for KZfaq’s ‘click’ revenue)… whereas collaborative interaction may bring some really superb advancement of knowledge… and starve some trolls of oxygen. You and Jay set a terrific template for this recently. It was absolutely superb!

Power cable made mostly from rope makes the saying 'Money for old rope' literal.

Why can't we measure and show the differences? Do we lack the resolution in the sampling equipment to show the nuance of change from one cable to the next? One thing I agree with Amir is that measuring electrical properties of a cable is somewhat useless when it's the net effect in the system that matters. Can we have a cable with better conductivity and noise reduction that actually results in subjectively worse sound at the listening position? And what is the cable changing? Because if it's frequency response, a cable would be a terrible way to accomplish that task when you could alternatively just... EQ

"there's NOISE in the AC Line" Yeah, but the Power Supply in any equipment is converting the "noisy AC" coming out of your wall socket into CLEAN DC before feeding it into the noise sensitive components, so...

What's funny is well designed gear have power supplies with insane RF filtering (e.g. -30dB down from FCC Class-B standards in the case of the Mola Mola Tambaqui) and tight regulation of the output, so cable on the planet can possibly make any difference to an audio component which is competently designed.

"I'm not gonna make fun" ... too late! Sum (or difference) of uncorrelated RMS noise powers add.

Oh good ,another pissing Match between someone who knows what he's talking about vs Danny " I'm a salesman selling any high dollar contraption with 100 % zero proof of what he says ".

I find it bizarre how you measure speakers which is science to design a crossover but you accuse Amir of not being scientific by doing measurements to show two power cables have no electrical or interference differences. If you really want to put this to bed, organise an ABX test with yourself and Amir as listeners but run by someone independent.

I like this back and forth. I watch you and Amir both I'll like your comment on his assertion that once power goes into a component it is filtered for noise and stabilized before being used. Thanks.

Yes, when doing PA installs I use Canaire quad speaker and line cables. 4 twisted wires speaker to deal with longer runs.

Besides earbuds, I think Amir does have some high-end headphones (Dan Clark Stealth).

You said in the video that, the burn-in is important, because the conductor and dielectric are changing their properties. According to this phenomenon, can you tell what is a life span of a power cable and how often should I replace it?

Once I started listening to the music instead of listening to the audiophile mags telling how awesome raising my cables off the dreaded carpet and put expensive magic dots the size of a quarter on my speakers wall ceilings expensive magic clocks expensive cables makes dramatic differences, I realized how much shit recording there. The best test that had all the audio mags in a hissy fit was a comparison between speakers where all the speakers were behind a curtain and the same with amps where on both the listeners did not know what they were listening to. That mag was called Stereo Review. It was a cosmic eye opener. And a whole year of anger from Harry Pearson from the Absolute Sound Stereophile. That’s about the time I started listening to the music instead of looking and judging my equipment. Speaking of looking the other mag that at the time debunked audiophiles was Audio Magazine who pointed out how reviewers without realizing it describing the sound of equipment was in direct comparison on the look of the build. What’s Astonishing is the Absolute sound admitted it with the review of a massive amp in price size and tank build quality. The reviewer panned the amp by the way. I spent more time on my room and position and enjoy my music. I also do agree with your breakdown of some of the shit build quality on some high end speakers. Yup that’s life choices and different tastes.

Hi. I'm a bit confused. You say your interconnects works like a filter. Do you mean a filter on the actual audio being transfered in the cable? If so, how do you secure you only filter the "noise" and not any of the actual audio signal. I don't get the science behind that?

That very last clip was his own ammo lol! Can't cry when you loaded the gun

If a cable is connected on 1 side and not on the other side it acts as a capacitor meaning there is a current flowing when connected to an AC power supply. When connected to a DC power supply the current will flow at the moment of plugging untill the cable is charged. The current will be higher when the cable is longer. It is a low current but measurable. Please only say things that are correct. With high voltage these charges can be/are deadly. With low voltage and short cables as in your house the effect is still there but very low.

Hi Danny! You made this video very educational and good! I still do believe that extremely many out there never going to understand the physics in this unfortunately, but hearing is believing, one have to experience this in at least some way to be convinced! I’ve been an audiophile my whole life, and this cable stuff really got my attention when I got older and definitely when I started to work as an audio engineer. I found a very simple way to make people really se the difference, literally. Just connect a ac filter to an older tv and show a black picture or a photo with a lot going on. I never tried your cable but it should do the job, it is stunning how extreme the result is when everything is quiet or when all noise is gone on a screen,. It’s a fact that we can measure what we don’t hear and we can hear stuff that we can’t measure. Thanks for all the interesting videos. I’m going to contact you privately I need some ideas and expertise for a crossover I’m going to build, /Lars Sweden

I bought some bulk Furutech power cable years ago, and of all cables I have replaced in my system. The power cable is the one that I heard the greatest difference from. Which is kind of ironic since it was the one I was expecting the least from. I didn't notice a difference on every device I plugged in, but on some it was clearly there.

All of the cable arguments STOP when when an experienced electronics tech tests all the cable nonsense with an oscilloscope! Period - end of story. An o-scope is millions of times more sensitive than even Superman's hearing. Shielded cables have their place as does balanced cable circuits. I'm just glad that I don't have audio OCD nor the money to spend on overpriced copper conductors.

The ending had me rolling.

Amirm has a large amount of measuremnts that makes his side of the argument very compelling, can you show us measurable differences, Thanks!

silly idea to think the last few feet of cable after passing thru the wires, connectors, transformers, fuses, breakers all the way back from power station to the outlet is going to magically make a difference. If the power cord is of sufficient conductivity it will be just fine. That is science, physics and common sense. Lets be real for a minute please, the fancy power cord is far better at wowing your friends and making you feel like your high end equipment is complete. That is fine and lovely in it own right. There is a need for high end power cables just as there is a need for nice looking designer shoes. They don't perform a function better but they look nice.

That last clip. 😆

Love the ending, LOL!

I don't know how much difference it makes, I probably don't have the best hearing anymore so perhaps it makes no difference to me personally but I run both my DAC and Power Amp with good aftermarket cables from a Furman Elite-15i power conditioner, my main reason is that this is for my second system in a large bedroom and I am able to put the Furman in the middle of the room away from outlets and place my DAC and Amp close to it without having to run long power cords, it's more of a positioning thing for me and maybe there are some other secondary sound benefits, I don't think it has hurt sonics.

As a design engineer, recently retired after working 35 years in the valley, my experience is that the types of engineers who fill these comments sections with vitriole are the 95% of clueless engineering grads who couldn’t plug the right end of a power cord into a socket. I should know, I’ve fired enough of them.

Damage control,lol

With old ears & damaged hearing my audio listening skills are limited. Most of my music listening is via distributed audio for background. Bottom line, no need for me to spend gobs of money on expensive audio gear and accessories, I couldn't detect any differences anyway. I enjoy following ASR & GRR, and others, for the information provided. But apparently these people have listening skills far beyond my capabilities. I can understand "directionally correct" and some of the science being applied to hi-end gear. BTW, if I spend a lot of money on some expensive gear, I expect it to measure well scienfifically.

Wonderful. You are imparting great in-depth knowledge. Thanks a lot.

I have a decent listening system (mytek Manhattan 2, benchmark amps, focal sopra 3's) this is all in a professionally sound treated room, I even had an electrician run dedicated 20 amp power cables and we he took great care to make sure it was separated from anything else in the wall. I have tried many different power and interconnect cables ranging from Pangea to audio quest to nordost....... I have had many local audiophiles come in and do blind tests and the unanimous conclusion is by a fancy cable for looks not performance. The biggest improvement came from the room treatment and speaker placement.

Most excellent for layman terms explained in a reasonable manner, my cables are from box to audio hard wired no noise or conditioner needed.

How do you "debunk" anything by just yapping? Show us the evidence.

I'm so glad that I just turn on the music on my cheap, rebuilt RCA floor speakers, and enjoy the music. Non of this worrying about power cables and such. Non of the arrogance that comes with buying $2,000.00 speakers. All done through a mid-grade Marantz that was bought on sale as a closeout. I don't fret over the fact that the new crossovers dont use all air core inductors. As someone with an electronics degree, I totally get the whole components make a difference thing. But in today's economy where food and utilities costs have skyrocketed, I carefully choose the priorities.

So what if you listen to multitrack music where there isn't an actual soundstage inherent in the recording? What kind of benefits do you see with slapping this on your DAC?

Calling people names because they have a different opinion, or idea is not having fun. It is plain and simple bullying, something everyone should have learned when they were a child.

When part of his "testing" doesn't include actual listening, coupled with his level of arrogance, displays how foolish he and his fanboys are. Just mind numbing

Are there affordable mains power analysers that give noise and harmonic distortion info. Better to start with the problem and work towards a solution that the other way around.

the only way to effectively air your differences is for Danny & Amir to a face 2 face discussion...?

Hi! I am an EE and I will just advise you that everything this person says here is babbling nonsense.

Funny stuff. I install million dollar lab equipment. Measures stuff to the angstrom level....NEVER had power cord issues, and it's all generic, computers, and hard use power cords, even inside the equipment, is some pretty generic, cheap wires........but somehow audio, is always different when it comes to electrical stuff. Funny, you ain't quite Seinfeld, but funny none the less

More then 20 years ago, I made my first power cable, based on a design from de "twisted snake" TNT site. I couldn't believe the diffrence was that big. It costed me only about 500 Bfr (before the euro, now maybe 15 euro for one cable) But then again I was listening to triode monoblocks and a VTL preamp on Alon speakers. Maybe, I was ready for it ;) So, I know that it's much easier to deny these fact's. (or "because you cant measure it, you can hear it" ). You did a great job of explaning it, in a simple way. 👍

Ron (the editor) the post credits ending… 😮😂😂

Dude, your power amp amplifies noise coming in through the PSU? Better replace the PSU because it's broken, I guess? SMDH on all this garbage. XLR cables are needed in pro audio, expensive power cables, however, are not. Because they do nothing for the sound.

Such a huge amount of useful info. Thanks Danny. Also just to note, I changed all my Receptacles for my audio to the hospital grade, and used a 20 amp circuit. That alone made a difference. Great stuff.

I just enjoy the back and forth banter. It keeps life interesting. 🤪 I was told just last month that I need hearing aids due to having audio processing issues brain wise. So there goes any input about having any opinion on what I'm hearing being described to anyone else. Felt really horrible "hearing" that news from the ear Doc. Pretty much means anything I ever heard or witnessed could not be trusted. Anyway's, you guys have a good one! And I for one ENJOY the Banter back and forth! And at the end of the day? I find great comfort that topics like this are the hill people will die on. Better then doing so in some stupid war. Have a good one!

Is he talking about em coupling to the audio path and ground or ripple into the amp?

The screen shot at 28:00 includes any AC noise from the entire system plus the room noise. I did not see any screen shot with the mic gain shut down (off) and just dealing with the AC noise from the mixer and/or the mic pre and the computer power supply. I have always used an MIT power cord on my computer which has lowered the AC noise in my system by -10db. I now also use Furman AC filters on all my gear to clean up all the AC noise from the breaker box. The other issue is what mic are you using? Many mics have close to -20db of self noise, others like the NT-1A from Rode have -4 to -5 db of self noise, extremely quiet. What is left in using those mics is the ambient noise of the room, including the blower from your HVAC system, which hopefully is off when recording. It is one of the reasons I have complained about a company that records in DSD as their room noise floor is over -50 db with their mics open in their studio. NOT ACCEPTABLE. Either their console is noisy from power supply issues, mic preamps, or the mics and the room? Start at the beginning and see what the noise floor of just your computer is with no inputs open into your daw. I am close to -80db.

I still don't understand why everyone isn't using French braided power cables, 11.25" off the ground.

Great job Danny , spot on observations . Unfortunately you have called out a self proclaimed King of measurements where measurements triumphs music listening all in the name of pseudo science and world of 1/4 truth taking over the whole truth , it is rather sad but I can understand that specially engineering background people are always looking for black on white, zeros and ones answers ... Unfortunately music is analog at the listening ear level and there is whole range of grey between black or white and some will never be able to accept it and move on to happy music listening not measuring first and last . I guess it is some form of "professional disease" and Amir is creating the market for his own altar where he is the self proclaimed truth and saviour from his favorite enemies: snake oil, placebo, rip off, etc.

How much do you know about power supplies? Everything I have that needs a power cable has a power supply. How does the noise and interference get through the power supply, and into the audio signal path?

Also the same applies to running HDMI, coax, and any non electrical low voltage cables

I'm curious. Why do you say, "those on the left", when talking about cable skeptics? What does left or right have to do with it? Is this political?

Well, Nelson Pass supplies his equipment with what he calls “appropriate power cables” which are basically standard, but quality cables. Not in $$$ range. My Accuphase came with pretty regular power cable. For some reason I trust Nelson and Japanese more…

What good is fancy AC power cables if your wall outlet is wired with 12 gauge or at best 10 gauge wiring? I don't think many audiophiles would want to wire their wall outlet to the circuit breaker panel with that super AC power cable. With the exception of the power amplifier I run the entire system from a Sola 500 VA CVT (Constant Voltage Transformer) transformer to clean up the AC. Power conditioners are another way to do this. Speaker cables are an exception. I use 1980s vintage Monster cable speaker wires with four 8 gauge litz wire conductors.

There’s also little fairy’s that can clean the wax out of your ears !!!! Thing with audiophiles is they have lost the true love of music.. they look back to there 20s and miss it !! How far are you !!!from a rock star or the music …………that your talking about a power cable. It’s not about music anymore

“On the left…”???? What are you inferring here?

The difference between Ethernet and power runs is the field is much greater with mains supply than speaker output being at best a few hundred watts in the home environment The issue with Ethernet is not loss of quality but loss of transfer rate. Noisy Ethernet does not and cannot degrade the sound. It will in severe cases cause gaps in playback due to buffer underrun as the receiver discards frames that fail the cyclic redundancy checksum. Basically corrupt digital data cannot get through

can you measure room noise with and without your cable vs a generic cable to show us the difference and how much is removed with your cable

6:00 It blows my mind how a guy with a channel named *Audio Science Review* doesn't understand that a circuit needs to be closed to conduct a test like that. Either he's full Dunning-Kruger or he's intentionally dishonest.

i worked at a power supple company for over two decades and we had a high end Marconi receiver we used to test our power supplies for compliance with the UL requirement for conducted and radiated noise. That taught me how important conductor orientation as well as component orientation is when you want to reduce susceptibility to radiated noise. Quite a few of today's products use switch mode power supplies, if these are well designed they should not cause to much interference but be aware that quite a few small switch mode power bricks are not well designed when it comes to noise and some of the certifications you see stamped on them is just eyewash. Any country that would put melamine in baby food has to be watched carefully and their products have to be periodically checked to make sure they are complying with radiated noise requirements because they might change vendors and not realize the new vendors supplies are not what they think they are

My streamer is a wiim pro that uses a 5v dc usb fed currant haw do I incorporate your cable?

Shhhh...don't tell anyone, but I built my own little nuke plant in my basement. Sure, it gets REALLY hot, but my power is clean as a whistle!

looking forward to Amir's response to this...

I have said this before. I am from the car audio side. We used to say "keep ground and power cables from signal and speaker cables" If they have to cross, make sure it is as perpendicular as possible. I do the same in my home audio as well. It ain't rocket science.

Danny you say your power cable needed 200 hours burn in. When do you know it is past it's best considering it seemed to burn in before reaching it's best? If this is the case it must have a particular lifespan due to continuous current flow causing the cable to burn in and burn out?

@Danny, asking this question in a comment instead of email because this might be something others are thinking (maybe also comment) and I have not heard you speak of this. I have a pair of PSB Image 4T tower speakers. Like do like the overall sound, but it just feels like they lack some openness and treble detail. My question is = Can GR do a crossover parts upgrade just from the crossover network being sent, instead of having to find a huge box and ship the whole speaker? - Maybe, not 100% ideal. But, it just seems like from looking at the cheese in the 'crossover/wiring/terminals' and already figuring these need 'no-rex'; higher quality crossover parts would be a better upgrade than investing in new electronics. Currently, I have Parasound separates. What say you? - Thanks

Looks like a Kawasaki ZXR-750 on your T-shirt. I had one a while back. Great Bikes :) Another Great Video Danny

Why are you deleting comments?

Stranded interconnect! Now you better gives us something two see…😊 don’t hold back

I didn't believe all cables sounded the same.... i just noticed thay when i had to use an extension cord in a pinch as a teenager, that it sounded the same as the higher priced popular mechanics cable. Later in college i had a guy quickly change cabkes for me between a budget pair and a multi thousand dollar cable... no difference. Last year in Texas listening to a D'Agnostico and Wilson setup, I was able to hear an issue with a DAC (later confirmed to be a firmware issue that caused some distortion on certain notes) that the participants noticed after I pointed it out and played the right part of the songs to highlight it.

I'm a big fan of yours, In the UK we refer to the wall fitting as a socket the removable part connected to the power lead as the plug. In the UK in cities the mains power is very noisy.

I put your cables on linn 350 active speakers, very noticeable difference in every department. Pure skeptical but pleasantly surprised. Helped my streamer too. It's a few quid but a good upgrade for the money.

Always learning something from your videos. My hearing thanks you for explaining when to use an L-PAD....although after implementing it and doing some measurements, looks like a notch filter would have been better. Also based on one of your videos.😁

I pissed myself when I seen the last 5 seconds of this video 😂😂

Since you always measure your speakers to prove a point, which is great in most cases, why dont you show detailed measurements of your claims about this power cable?

high parody copper 10 gauge speaker wire is all you will ever need.

It's funny that some of the best recordings where done way before So called High End Cables where around / I've Listened to Master Tapes from Studio from the 1950-60 There was not enough noise leve; after Put onto Vinyl to worry about.

Wires sound different, then EQ it out.

So why is the last 4 feet worth hundreds of dollars when the walls are full of romex and unshielded wire all the way to the transformer at the street and on to the substation? 😂 I guess some people are just addicted to snake oil.

It seems that proper measurements do affect the sales of snake oil after all.

There is a fly in the honey.

I am believe with power cable like rca & speaker cable.

Any power supply that cannot filter out induced noise through the power plug is a wholly inadequate power supply. Which does not surprise me at at all when so many people say they can hear a difference. Power supplies are not the main focus in a lot of equipment. Even so-called "high end" audio equipment often have poorly filtered power supplies, will run signal wires and traces right alongside power and even high frequency data lines. And I've seen amplifiers selling for many thousands of dollars using unregulated power supplies and no high frequency bypass caps at all. If the PSU cannot filter out unwanted signals induced through the power cable, the problem is with that PSU, not the cable. The PSU is junk, not the cable. This is not to say a low resistance, high current capacity, and well shielded power cable cannot help. It most certainly can. If the POS PSU cannot filter interference, then you can minimize the interference the power cable picks up. Cheese does not end with crossovers and connectors. We have people like GR Research calling out speaker makers for the cheese they stuff into speakers. But we don't have anyone calling out companies for the cheese they stuff into amplifiers, CD players, DACs, etc.. Perhaps this is why I find so much cheese stuffed into even very expensive equipment.

Frankly I don't really care if cables change the sound of an audio system or not. The biggest differencee in sound quality will ALWAYS be the recordings you use. That's why the guys at audio shows still use Steely Dan and Dianna Krall recordings etc. Seek out better recordings not better gear. The value impact is a thousand times greater.

A well designed filter can't cut these noises? Just as this cable would do?