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In Reply to: I'm not replacing the plugs for better sound.... I'm replacing them posted by Enchantment1.6s on September 4, 2006 at 17:20:56:
Replacement plugs typically contain steel parts and have resonant plastic shells. As long as the original cord manufacturer did a decent job of welding the plug blades to the wire, the connection will be superior to any mechanical fastener system. Molded plugs are less resonant than stiff plastic replacement units.Can you remove the entire cords and replace them with similar ones cut to length at the equipment end? It might be easier to undo the strain reliefs at the equipment than to rewire the cord ends. Saving the original cords would allow you to restore the equipment to stock if you want to sell it.
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Follow Ups
- But you might degrade the sound... - Al Sekela 17:45:17 09/04/06 (7)
- meh.. just about every 'high end' power cord uses - Enchantment1.6s 18:46:45 09/04/06 (5)
- I think you'll like what the Wattgate's do (nt) - Keith Lockwood 18:53:02 09/04/06 (4)
- Thanks Keith. I will! - Enchantment1.6s 18:58:09 09/04/06 (3)
- Think about all you'll learn if you do the cord too! - bartc 20:35:51 09/04/06 (2)
- Re: Think about all you'll learn if you do the cord too! - Keith Lockwood 21:46:47 09/04/06 (1)
- lol.. well it looks like I won't be upgrading the plug on the amp anyways - Enchantment1.6s 15:22:08 09/06/06 (0)
- Re: But you might not....... - Keith Lockwood 18:12:17 09/04/06 (0)
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