LessLoss C-Marc Power Cord 2-Meters

2 Meter LessLoss C-Marc Power Cord. C-Marc 2m power cord of the first generation and hands down it was better than my Lessloss Reference power cord and it was cheaper, how's that for a company improving a design and not charging you more for it, very rare indeed. the power cord is very organic, even and powerful dynamics, and ultra-low noise. 
Easy to navigate in place, and with is one of the best cords I've ever owned regardless of price. I can say the most even sounding no matter what gear is hooked up it will perform at its best from a power conditioner to a 400-watt amplifier and powered speakers.     
C-Marc cables look so simple yet do so much that other cables fail to do, and in the end results count, not the bling nor costs which we all know have nothing to do with the sound quality of a cable. Easy to use, get out of the way, and they use the best fitting male and IEC plugs on any cable I've owned, they fit tight and firm. 

Review on the C-Marc line of cables. I think it is spot on. 
Bits are bits, wire is wire and Santa Claus lives. Given outrageous claims and pricing, the contentious hifi cable topic is far from conveniently sorted. Nonetheless, proper adults who will just listen to hear differences. Occasionally those are unexpectedly large. As our investment in resolving hard/software compounds, the virtual nervous system aka wiring loom which connects it all can become the limiting factor. Though admittedly not sexy like a hyper-styled speaker or shiny amp, cables are essentials, not tweaks. With the LessLoss C-MARC loom, one buys into small-diameter super flexible non-springy cables in demure black cotton sleeving. They have quality connectors—the power inlet plugs grip like a wrestling champ!—dress easily and don't shout with their appearance. More importantly, one gets a supremely balanced natural sound that's fluidic, not choppy, relaxed not wiry. It's also very intelligible down into the minuscule to be the cable equivalent of hi-rez. Best of all, it's capable of getting the music out of the boxes and the virtual zone behind them and bridge it into the room. If you believe you already have that... you're either quite lucky or still misguided about what you think is actually possible. Having reviewed several LessLoss items over the years, I'll close out by repeating that I think their latest C-MARC, from concept to execution, represents their finest most important and accessible work yet. Cable talk is never sexy but the LessLoss C-MARC results most certainly are. With these wires, the music turns you on more because it's more present and intimate. It's no cure for the common cold but it certainly cures being bored with your hifi. LessLoss responds: At our core, LessLoss has always been about practical solutions for real-world audiophiles. This means that true performance for the investment is paramount. We don't play games with high margins and rare production runs. One of the most embarrassing things I have seen in our line of work were audio cables adorned with 'Swarovski Crystals'. One may choose to accept this as a mere ornament but then must discount the communicative aspects inherent in the decision to implement them. If it’s just bling, why care? We care because the marketplace is chock full of bling with very little actual substance. I am not sure if at the root of it lies sarcasm or stupidity; or simply a lack of ambition to make progress. A jeweled product which is therefore expensive but does nothing well is our cup of tea.


The wire industry has gone a long way from the primitive concept of 2D connect-the-dot traces to practical patch cords, from the rise of purer conductor composition to the use of stronger dielectric material and advances in geometry. Demonstrable differences along the way have been rather small and measurement attempts have been plentiful but never quite authoritative enough to make a universally accepted statement. This landscape leads to much ongoing controversy. Viewing the entire landscape of cable-design paradox from afar, LessLoss undertook the development of C-MARC following laser-sharp logic to its utmost end. As a result, the performance is evident from Day One. We are proud of this achievement and the real step of progress which it represents. It is a good feeling to provide an advanced type of wire, a new solution that works, and not merely a new coloration or a new recipe or type of crystal. Creating this new type of Litz wire was an enormously ambitious task. We have our loyal customer base to thank for having made possible the technical realization of C-MARC. It is a very labor-intensive product. C-MARC was long in coming and is here to stay as we can see from the influx of orders from all over the world. Thanks for publishing your listening impressions of the new C-MARC cables.
Louis Motek