has any owner if this Heed canamp considered removing the stock 'hard wired' AC power cable and putting in an IEC connector to allow for use of aftermarket AC power cables? I have to think this would be a great upgrade..
thanks.
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Heed Canamp, upgrading the AC power cord
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