Copper John™ Power Cable

Description

OK, I have to admit I was a power cable sceptic.  I mean, how much difference can a power cable make?  Well, as it turns out, a lot!  A little research revealed that building codes in the U.S. require a minimum of 14 AWG for a 15 amp circuit, which is what most of us are plugging our beloved amps into.

So I take look at the power cords I’ve been using all these years, and discover that they’re these cheap, skinny little 18 AWG cords with molded ends that I probably robbed from an old cable box or PC.  Sound familiar?  So, the power comes to the wall in 14 AWG wire, and I’m choking it down with a 18 AWG power cord.  Gee, I wonder if this is affecting my tone?  Yes, another rhetorical question.

I decided to build up a few cables with some audio grade connectors and do some A/B testing.  Long story short; wow.  Just wow.  When we did the first test with the Copper John™, we were using a friends Fuchs as the test amp.  After the baseline with the 18 AWG cable we swapped in the 13 AWG Copper John™, and were absolutely floored.  I mean, I thought my friend accidentally bumped the volume, as it was several dB’s louder.  Plus the sound was fuller, rounder, articulate, almost 3D.  I know, that sounds like a lot of breathless hyperbole.  So here’s the pitch: try a Copper John™, and if you don’t hear a real difference, send it back!

Check out the Copper John™ specs:

• Sommer SC-Rubberflex TITANEX® cable with heavy duty Polychloroprene rubber jacket
• (3) 13 AWG rubber insulated conductors
• Audio grade Wattgate connectors
• High-Vis Red Techflex braided sleeving
• Conductor ends tinned with Cardas Audio 4% Silver Solder for maximum conductivity
• Can also be ordered with stripped and tinned ends for hardwired connections.
• Lifetime Warranty & Assembled in USA