10 AWG tip-to-tip copper cord (use this ad to purchase) - Genuine Sonarquest plugs
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| Ships from | Montréal, QC, H4C2P8 |
| Ships to | United States and Canada |
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| Shipping carrier | USPS |
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10 awg Power Cable pure copper cable. That's 74% more copper than a 12 gauge cable!
Terminated high-end genuine Sonarquest All-Copper plugs. Not fake copper like virtually all no-name plugs.
Very flexible for a cable power cord, let alone a 10awg one. Very easy to work with.
1.0m: 70.00$ (or shorter)
1.5m: 80.00$
2.0m: 90.00$
2.5m: 100.00$ and so on
Optionnal 20A female connector + 30.00$
CONNECTORS:
Although not quite known as Wattgate or Furutech, Sonarquest uses superior materials than their more popular counterparts. Contrary to most AC plugs, these use ONLY copper for the ultimate in conductivity. You can spend over 100$ for a Furutech AC connector set and not even have 100% copper (the IEC is brass). You typically get pure copper in 200$+ sets. DON'T BE FOOLED BY EBAY TYPE 'NO-NAME" AC PLUGS THAT CLAIM TO BE COPPER! In my experience, the vast majority, if not all, are made of very cheap ferrous alloys, which create magnetic fields. Terrible for audio applications. I would always advise against no name plugs you see on most budget power cords.
Cryogenic -196 degrees treatment increase the density of metal, hardness and impact toughness. Use of concave and convex security design insure perfect contact that can withstand the pull of 8KG. Sonarquest are the real deal and the absolute best bargain in power connectors.
CONSTRUCTION QUALITY:
Very solidly built. Each pole is terminated with high quality, thick Panduit 12-10 awg copper fork spades to insure very solid grip. Not only is every single strand held solidly in place but, as seen in pictures, the contact area of the fork and the plug are perfectly flush (see pictures). This much contact area is impossible when screwing down the wire directly. The thicker the cable the more difficult to use all the strands. With this design the entire gauge of the 10 awg wire is utilized. I've took a look inside many very expensive cables only to be shocked to see how poorly a lot of them are put together. Some actually have many loose strands sticking out or, even if they were inserted in the plug correctly, the whole contact surface of the wire is never completely used.
No bells and whistles here. Just a very solid, easy to work with, 10 awg pure cooper cable at a terrific price. Which is more than can be said for a lot of cables out there. I think it looks pretty good too!
AVAILABLE in black/silver lining, black/blue lining, black/white trim, plain black, checkered black/blue, checkered black/red.
I have sold close a hundred of these since I introduced it 3 months ago. Some have bought 4, 5 or even 6 at a time. My buyers have all been extremely satisfied, as I'm sure you will be too.
Most have noted an immediate and very noticeable improvement in bass performance. With time, some more subtle improvements have also have been noted.
I am convinced you will be, like past buyers, impressed by the looks, built quality and performance of this cable.
Satisfied buyer:
"Well what can I say. Wow. You’ve made me a true believer in your product. We have some go to tracks that I mic with a dB rating of about 85 db at the start and I can’t believe what I just heard and saw. Saw, because I track the dB live.
London Grammar “Hey Now” was nothing short of unbelievable. We started with the 85 dB and listen to a wonderful song usually. But with these cables connected to the amps and speakers the dB (especially the base) kept rising to a crazy crescendo. 85 to 98dB! Never seen this before. The other of first songs was Nils Lofgren “Neil don’t go”. Wow the detail was so clear because usually the strings can get muddled and these help with separation of very difficult string riffs."
- D.M.
Questions for the seller |
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| Do you use OF copper in the cable run? The wire conductors are standard pure copper. OFC and standard have the same conductivity of 100%. Where there might be a difference is in oxidation, if it is exposed of course. In this case the exposed copper (there is very little of it) is treated by Deoxit gold, sealed with heat shrink, and the plug itself is sealed. Once screwed shut, the only opening is where the cable goes through, and it has a rubber seal. So the very small amount of exposed copper is triple protected against oxidation.
On a very powerful “signal” like 120V AC power, a difference of less than 1% purity, will not make a audible difference. Just as long the conductivity rating remains 100%, the cables will provide the same power.
OFC in power cords is not as common as speaker cable and interconnects. For example, the very popular Belden bulk power cables are standard copper wires. Also, the rest of circuit in your house and in the street, standard copper. OFC would probably double the price of the cable, at least, and bring no discernable sonic difference (in power cords only), thus my decision to go with standard copper. It's very well built, has cotton insulation to diminish capacitance. It's also unbelievably flexible for a cable of this gauge. I’m sure you've probably had to deal with stiff power cables before. They are a real PITA when installing in cramped space.
Anyway getting back to the subject at hand, I would only use OFC when a small, delicate signal is concerned like in interconnects and speaker cables. But for power cables, in this price range, I strongly believe money is better spent on good connectors and heavy gauge than on OFC.
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