Aurender N10 and power cords

[MAXPWR]

I was using a Shunyata Alpha HC PC on my N10 because this cord seemed to work the best on most of the equipment that I tried it on. I recently tried a Shunyata Alpha Digital PC and found it to work noticeably better than the HC version on the N10.

[Puma Cat]

Originally Posted by MAXPWR

I was using a Shunyata Alpha HC PC on my N10 because this cord seemed to work the best on most of the equipment that I tried it on. I recently tried a Shunyata Alpha Digital PC and found it to work noticeably better than the HC version on the N10.

Yes, it should as it was specifically designed to do this.

For the majority of folks, though, the Venom V14 Digital is perfect; one doesn't need to pay for a higher engineering specification than what is actually needed.

Some folks may choose to commute to work in a Porsche Cayman S, but a Honda Accord or Toyota Camry work just as well for that application.

[Cohibaman]

Originally Posted by Puma Cat

Some folks may choose to commute to work in a Porsche Cayman S, but a Honda Accord or Toyota Camry work just as well for that application.

Lol sure, but the Cayman S...gets you there in style!

IMG_9054.jpg

[Puma Cat]

Originally Posted by Cohibaman

Lol sure, but the Cayman S...gets you there in style!

Attachment 60543

No doubt, Mike, but commuting in a Porsche in SF Bay Area traffic during our two 5 hour long rush hours per day is not my idea of a good time. LOL.

[GreginNH1]

Originally Posted by Puma Cat

No doubt, Mike, but commuting in a Porsche in SF Bay Area traffic during our two 5 hour long rush hours per day is not my idea of a good time. LOL.

Especially with a stick shift car!

[RLF]

Originally Posted by Puma Cat

No doubt, Mike, but commuting in a Porsche in SF Bay Area traffic during our two 5 hour long rush hours per day is not my idea of a good time. LOL.

I did a Bay Area commute in and out of San Francisco for 25 years to and from work. The first years I did it in a first generation Mazda Rx-7 stick shift in stop and go traffic which was enough to convert me from a diehard shift shift fanatic to an automatic Aficonado for life.