AudioQuest NRG-Y3 Câble d'alimentation tripolaire à faible distorsion

Sounds is more solid, focused and detailed but natural!!

I didn’t expect much improvement and I was blown away by the immediate difference and sound just by changing my original factory power cord to this one on my Arcam,SA 30 amplifier. I did the same on my Rel subwoofer. Running Sonus Faber tower speakers. Immediately cleaned up the sound, took out background noise, and created noticeable separation between instruments. I was a cynic and I’m completely blown away! Highly recommend.

AudioQuest continue to make good cables. Some are reasonably priced while others can get ludicrously expensive.I was just bored in the audio paraphernalia purchasing department. So I figured I'd buy this to try. Fit is excellent. Despite the size of the cable, the flexibility is better than some other ones I've tried. I'm not sure if it improves sound but it definitely doesn't hurt it in any way.Remember, even if you think you're buying "audiophile grade" power cables, they are still being plugged into a wall socket connected to builder's grade copper wire to your electrical panel.I'll likely buy more of these just for the kicks and impress my less-knowledgeable friends/houseguests.

My system was already low noise, but this lowered the noise floor a bit further. It was a good addition to the system. I recommend this power cable if you’re interested in squeezing every ounce of quality out of your system.

I swear my system is playing 3D chess now with this new power cord!! Seriously, though, actually, it’s kind of lame to have a run-of-the-mill power cord on an expensive audio component. In isolation, perhaps it is adding to overall fidelity. Perhaps… only an A-B test could bear that out. But forgoing this AudioQuest Y3 for the lesser chord… would that improve things? I doubt it. So I’m quite happy I have invested the money to gain whatever edge a higher quality power cord may offer. Does my vehicle run better on premium fuel? Undoubtedly. I’m assuming the same principle applies here in audioland.