beeman458
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I hear this "first few feet" thing all the time, and it never makes much sense to me. I really need someone to explain in depth the reasoning behind it.
It's a government thing. It's there to help ya by straighten things out.
Personally, I understand the interconnect cable thing but power cords do mystify me.
My understanding, the power cord's purpose is to help remove noise that's introduced via the wall wiring. It's also suppose to help prevent extraneous additions of EMI/RFI that's introduced by being around other cords and transformers on a power strip. The design of the cord is suppose to prevent the power cord from creating EMI via it's personal design. Lastly, like a capacitor (and no, it doesn't become a capacitor), it is suppose to make it easier for the transformer to meet power demands and remove the power supply cord as an energy bottleneck so energy flows smoothly to the transformer when demands are put upon the transformer during particularly hard attack passages of music; bass or treble. And in doing so, is suppose to help open up the sound stage, make bass punchier and reduce the harshness of treble notes.
Wait a second...... climbing into my special made, sonically approved, cyberspace fire retardant suit.
Okay, let er rip.
It's a government thing. It's there to help ya by straighten things out.
Personally, I understand the interconnect cable thing but power cords do mystify me.
My understanding, the power cord's purpose is to help remove noise that's introduced via the wall wiring. It's also suppose to help prevent extraneous additions of EMI/RFI that's introduced by being around other cords and transformers on a power strip. The design of the cord is suppose to prevent the power cord from creating EMI via it's personal design. Lastly, like a capacitor (and no, it doesn't become a capacitor), it is suppose to make it easier for the transformer to meet power demands and remove the power supply cord as an energy bottleneck so energy flows smoothly to the transformer when demands are put upon the transformer during particularly hard attack passages of music; bass or treble. And in doing so, is suppose to help open up the sound stage, make bass punchier and reduce the harshness of treble notes.
Wait a second...... climbing into my special made, sonically approved, cyberspace fire retardant suit.
Okay, let er rip.