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Power cords...

My MX110 was built in the 1960's. I simply cut the power cord near the chassis, attached a 3 prong connector (female) to the end using a screwdriver and plugged in the power cord.

Instant sound improvement... even with a small piece of the original power cord attached. And no active ground.

Why does it work? Beats me! But it does!
 
My MX110 was built in the 1960's. I simply cut the power cord near the chassis, attached a 3 prong connector (female) to the end using a screwdriver and plugged in the power cord.

Instant sound improvement... even with a small piece of the original power cord attached. And no active ground.

Why does it work? Beats me! But it does!

Gary, here's an experience I had with Furutech power cables. I'm convinced!

http://audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=89036&highlight=furutech

I see you mentioned the cables you have.
 
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