Triode Wire Labs awarded 2024 Positive Feedback's Writers' Choice Award

Triode Pete

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Triode Wire Labs is proud to be awarded the 2024 Positive Feedback's Writers' Choice Award... https://positive-feedback.com/audio-discourse/2024-positive-feedback-writers-choice-awards/

Triode Wire Labs American II Series Power Cord $629 (6 ft. version)

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The American II power cord has been able to make a positive difference in my system which already has power that is generated via in-house solar panels and then subjected to some truly excellent power conditioning measures. This being the case, imagine the difference it could make to your audio system if it has more modest power conditioning measures and especially if your system has no power conditioning measures at all!

If you have a high-end digital source component, it would behoove you to seriously consider acquiring the Triode Wire Labs American II power cord to help improve the power that you feed into it. At well under a thousand dollars for a six-foot power cord, you would be hard pressed to find a more affordable way to improve the sound quality that you get from your digitally encoded music collection.

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Thank you Malcolm & Dr. Robinson!

Cheers,
Pete
 
I wish I could get behind published reviewers comments. Its sad I don't trust them anymore.

It looks like a nice cable. I like bare copper ends and the casing appears well applied at the terminations. I'm sure it is a fine performing wire for a reasonable price.
 
Thank you, Kingrex!

When all (EnjoyThe Music.com, Part Time Audiophile, Stereophile, Positive Feedback, MonoandStereo, the audio beatnik, Audio Bacon, Audio Resurgence, 6Moons, The Stereo Times, The Audio Beat, absolute sound, hi-fi+, etc,) give me praise about my audiophile cable products, some have to be trusted...

Even pf's Managing Editor Dave Clark (a sweetheart of a guy) gave me TWO Brutus Awards (their highest award) for my cables...

"If you got ears, you gotta listen!"... Captain Beefheart, aka Don VanVliet
 
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Well there you go. Time to add a 0 to that price. :)
 
Why don't you include a link to your products.
 
I took guitar lessons from one of Captain Beefheart's band members. Bill Harkelroad. Bill had a limited stint with them. He said they were not stable people. Bill was phenomenal. I could play him a tape of any song and in 1 shot he would not only be playing it. He would be be showing me all the ways it might be done on the neck.
 
I took guitar lessons from one of Captain Beefheart's band members. Bill Harkelroad. Bill had a limited stint with them. He said they were not stable people. Bill was phenomenal. I could play him a tape of any song and in 1 shot he would not only be playing it. He would be be showing me all the ways it might be done on the neck.
Captain Beefheart went to high school with Frank Zappa. Like the Mothers of Invention, their band members & musicianship was top notch. Unfortunately, being eccentric (putting it mildly), Captain Beefheart (as well as Frank Zappa) really pushed his band very hard both physically and mentally...
 
What cable is on the warm side and designed to feed a 40 watt PP tube monoblock. I would prefer a inexpensive cable. I am currently using either Ching Cheng, or a 14 awg Litz copper with all copper connectors. Cables need to be 10 feet.
 
I suggest a TWL "Nine Plus", a 9 AWG power cord... or if on a low budget (like The Kinks, :cool:), my lowest price cable the "Eleven Plus", an 11 AWG power cord.

The "Eleven Plus" is DOUBLE the size of your 14 AWG power cord, made with pure Japanese Furukawa copper IeGO connectors.

Cheers,
Pete
What about longer wire. Like 10 feet.
 

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