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View my feedback at www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/comment/1201922
Westside Distribution will then add £95
https://soundcertified.com/speaker-ohms-calculator/
I run them into my laney amp, my pedalboard power supply and another sometimes into a second amp.
One of the 3 leads sounds remarkably a lot better plugged into the laney than the other 2 for some unlogical reason. Reduces the hum and hiss.
The purpose of the notch is to prevent you putting a standard IEC cable into a kettle, because the proper kettle ones must be rated for a high temperature. A standard IEC plug may melt if you use it with a kettle.
It's absolutely fine the other way round.
The other two probably have faulty earth connections - it may just be that the 'fingers' of the contacts inside the hole may have been opened out too far so they aren't touching, or the problem could be at the plug end - or the good one is a specialist cable with suppression caps in it.
There is no other way a mains cable can affect the sound or the background noise of an amp.
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