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RE: Re your last question.

Well, all I can say is thank heaven for IEC jacks, or I could never have heard what my CD player, linestage, power amps, and phonostage were capable of. All the cords that came with these components are nolw hanging from a nail in the basement. Every once in a while I change back, just to convince other skeptics. Doesn't take much convincing :-)

I agree with you, BTW, on the issue of biwiring. The point is, you have to listen both ways and then decide. IEC jacks make that real easy. Not that all aftermarket cords are an improvement, not by a long shot. But the good ones are worth the effort. And mine cost less than $100.

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  • RE: Re your last question. - Dave Pogue 16:42:37 06/15/07 (2)
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