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product_id: 314401491
title: "WAudio Hi-End Hifi Audio AC Power Cable, US Plug - 3.3ft (1m)"
brand: "waudio"
price: "45919 Ft"
currency: HUF
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reviews_count: 5
category: "W Audio"
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# Handles 30A continuous current 10 AWG oxygen-free copper wire Copper foil & braiding shielding WAudio Hi-End Hifi Audio AC Power Cable, US Plug - 3.3ft (1m)

**Brand:** waudio
**Price:** 45919 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔊 Power your sound with precision and confidence!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** WAudio Hi-End Hifi Audio AC Power Cable, US Plug - 3.3ft (1m) by waudio
- **How much does it cost?** 45919 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hu](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/314401491-waudio-hi-end-hifi-audio-ac-power-cable-us-plug)

## Best For

- waudio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted waudio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Powerhouse Capacity:** Rated for 30A continuous current—double typical household supply—guaranteeing stable, noise-free power delivery.
- • **Advanced Shielding Tech:** Dual-layer copper foil and braiding protect your audio signal from electromagnetic interference, preserving sound purity.
- • **Compact Yet Durable Design:** Robust construction with a sleek US plug fits seamlessly into professional audio rigs without compromising durability.
- • **Cost-Effective Hi-Fi Upgrade:** Experience tighter bass and clearer sound without the premium price tag of luxury power cables—smart audiophile choice.
- • **Audiophile-grade 10 AWG Copper:** Premium 99.99% oxygen-free copper ensures ultra-low resistance and superior conductivity for your hi-fi setup.

## Overview

The WAudio Hi-End Hifi Audio AC Power Cable features 10 AWG 99.99% oxygen-free copper wiring, dual copper foil and braided shielding, and a US plug designed for durability and optimal conductivity. Rated to handle 30A continuous current, this 3.3ft (1m) cable delivers stable, interference-free power to elevate your audio system’s performance without breaking the bank.

## Description

Designed as per the prevailing industry standards, it scores high on the aspect of utility. The quality material used in its construction makes it durable.

Review: I installed 2 of these in my system. 1 on my amp and the other on my CD/DAC. I also installed a 2 meter WAudio cable at the same time on my pre-amp's power supply. As the CD/DAC is only a week old and I also changed all my interconnects recently, I probably will never really be able to tell if the power cords really make any difference to the sound. It will take weeks yet before the system settles down and all the cables, cords and the CD/DAC complete their burn-in. The only way to really know would be to do some swapping of the old and the new cords in a couple of months and see if there is any noticeable difference. What I seemed to hear immediately after installing them was deeper, tighter, more powerful bass. Not crazy amounts but noticeable. I think this can safely be considered as due to the power cords. Workmanship is excellant and the cords are visually very nice. I think they are heavier than really necessary unless you want to weld with them. :) The connectors seem to be solid copper and are not plated. The only negative notes are that as the plugs are rather massive, I had trouble trying to flip the power switch on the CD/DAC as the plug was covering most of it. Due to the size of the wires, the cable is a little stiff and also hard to twist to get the plugs into receptacles. All in all, I think these are a bargain and I'd recommend them to anyone that doesn't want to drop $500 on a power cord.
Review: I've purchased two of these and they work great. This cord is extremely well made and is visually attractive as well. It uses 99.99 % oxygen-free copper which is about as good as it gets without paying for exotic wire with silver or other precious metals that do nothing to improve operation, just add cost. Some even mention using 24k gold (copper is a better conductor than gold!) as an improvement over copper. Moreover, the blades of the wall plug of this cord are copper or copper plated for improved conductivity, although most receptacles use inferior metals in their contacts. Some audiophiles insist on spending thousands for a power cord that claims to improve the sound. Absolute malarkey. The only important factors in a power cord are 1) adequate conductor size to handle the required current, 2) the length of the wire (which increases its resistance), and 3) the use of high-quality copper wire (not 'diluted' copper/aluminum wire). This cable employs 10 AWG copper wire, which will accommodate 30 A continuous current. Considering that the typical household receptacle is only rated for 15 A, this cable can easily handle twice the constant current that is available from the wall receptacle! Moreover, even 10' long by no means has excessive resistivity for use as a power cord for relatively low-powered audio equipment. Some manufacturers wax poetic about the shielding characteristics of their power cords. Shielding in a power cord is only a concern if one lives in an area with large amounts of radiated power, e.g., under a power transmission line. That said, these cords have both copper foil and braiding for shielding that should be more than effective unless you live next door to a power substation. The only 'downside' I've found with these cords is the size and heft of the IEC plug and its ability to fit into the rear panel of some equipment with limited space layouts. I guarantee that in a blind A/B test, not even the most discerning audiophile could tell the difference between this and a high price alternative beyond random chance. Don't waste your money on exorbitantly priced power cords based on the manufacturer's or a magazine reviewer's hype. They are both, after all, in business to make money. Further, many of the expensive power cords are made in China (for example, Cardas) and could possibly come out of the same factor as these!

## Features

- Compact construction
- Designed to perfection
- Packed with features
- Brand: WAudio

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01L2MBYWC |
| Item model number | W-3900C |
| Manufacturer | WAudio |
| Product Dimensions | 30.48 x 22.35 x 5.08 cm; 550 g |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** WAudio
- **Colour:** Red
- **Connector gender:** Male
- **Plug type:** Type A
- **Voltage:** 125 Volts

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Isn't this snake oil?**
A: Not necessarily. Under certain conditions with bass-heavy music/effects a cord of inadequate gauge can affect SQ. But this doesn't mean you need to spend a fortune--now that's snake oil. From a very useful and clear article on power cords in Audioholics:
https://www.audioholics.com/audio-video-cables/power-cables
"Let's say that we have a badly undersized power cord, and are playing bass-heavy music on a power amp.  The bass draws down the filter capacitor, and the power supply draws current to try to replenish that charge; however, the more current the supply demands, the lower its impedance, and with an undersized power cord, this means that the supply voltage drops.  If the voltage drop is strong enough, the filter capacitor will not fully charge up on the next cycle of high voltage, and this means a reduced supply voltage to the amplifier circuits.  This phenomenon will occur in direct relationship to how much of this loud bass is being produced, and what does that mean?  The bass note is now modulating the entire output of the amplifier which can in turn increase intermodulation distortion. 

"Now, this is an unusual scenario.   There are any number of reasons why, in any particular system, it may not happen.  The filter capacitor may be amply sized; the power cord may be of perfectly adequate gauge; the power supply may be delivering a slightly high voltage into a regulator anyhow and so the voltage fluctuations are stopped at the regulator.  But if the factors are all right, it is indeed possible for a power cord to have a negative impact upon sound quality. 

"But what would fix this?  The answer, of course, is simply that a power cord of adequately large gauge would fix it, if anything will.  If that won't fix it, the problem is in the power supply design and no power cord, of any sort, is going to help.  No exotic design, full of silver conductors, braided wires, shielding, Teflon, or what-have-you, is going to help resolve this sort of problem any better than any other cord of similar gauge because the one and only problem is that the resistance of the cord is too high."

**Q: will it work with 220v?**
A: The plugs on this cable are not pinned for any form of 220 volt power. Perhaps the manufacturer has a 220 volt version. It might be worth your time to ask them.

**Q: Anyone power their computer (music source) with this power cord? i bought 3 (subwoofer, preamp, dac) and noticed a positive improvement right away.**
A: I get the best effect using a HiFi Audiophile Power Cord with Red Copper or Gold prongs for my computers power supply, it improves the sound nicely and makes it wider and more realistic in nature compared to using an upgraded quality black 14awg power cord from tripp lite or someone. The sound is dramatically improved using HiFi Audiophile Power Cord in comparison to using a black 18awg power cord from any manufacturer.

**Q: What is this cables female end type? named please. my cables female end is a c13 - does not have the bottom notch. will this fit?**
A: It's a C14 you will need a C13 to C14 adapter

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by R***N on 1 November 2019*

I installed 2 of these in my system. 1 on my amp and the other on my CD/DAC. I also installed a 2 meter WAudio cable at the same time on my pre-amp's power supply. As the CD/DAC is only a week old and I also changed all my interconnects recently, I probably will never really be able to tell if the power cords really make any difference to the sound. It will take weeks yet before the system settles down and all the cables, cords and the CD/DAC complete their burn-in. The only way to really know would be to do some swapping of the old and the new cords in a couple of months and see if there is any noticeable difference. What I seemed to hear immediately after installing them was deeper, tighter, more powerful bass. Not crazy amounts but noticeable. I think this can safely be considered as due to the power cords. Workmanship is excellant and the cords are visually very nice. I think they are heavier than really necessary unless you want to weld with them. :) The connectors seem to be solid copper and are not plated. The only negative notes are that as the plugs are rather massive, I had trouble trying to flip the power switch on the CD/DAC as the plug was covering most of it. Due to the size of the wires, the cable is a little stiff and also hard to twist to get the plugs into receptacles. All in all, I think these are a bargain and I'd recommend them to anyone that doesn't want to drop $500 on a power cord.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***O on 26 December 2025*

I've purchased two of these and they work great. This cord is extremely well made and is visually attractive as well. It uses 99.99 % oxygen-free copper which is about as good as it gets without paying for exotic wire with silver or other precious metals that do nothing to improve operation, just add cost. Some even mention using 24k gold (copper is a better conductor than gold!) as an improvement over copper. Moreover, the blades of the wall plug of this cord are copper or copper plated for improved conductivity, although most receptacles use inferior metals in their contacts. Some audiophiles insist on spending thousands for a power cord that claims to improve the sound. Absolute malarkey. The only important factors in a power cord are 1) adequate conductor size to handle the required current, 2) the length of the wire (which increases its resistance), and 3) the use of high-quality copper wire (not 'diluted' copper/aluminum wire). This cable employs 10 AWG copper wire, which will accommodate 30 A continuous current. Considering that the typical household receptacle is only rated for 15 A, this cable can easily handle twice the constant current that is available from the wall receptacle! Moreover, even 10' long by no means has excessive resistivity for use as a power cord for relatively low-powered audio equipment. Some manufacturers wax poetic about the shielding characteristics of their power cords. Shielding in a power cord is only a concern if one lives in an area with large amounts of radiated power, e.g., under a power transmission line. That said, these cords have both copper foil and braiding for shielding that should be more than effective unless you live next door to a power substation. The only 'downside' I've found with these cords is the size and heft of the IEC plug and its ability to fit into the rear panel of some equipment with limited space layouts. I guarantee that in a blind A/B test, not even the most discerning audiophile could tell the difference between this and a high price alternative beyond random chance. Don't waste your money on exorbitantly priced power cords based on the manufacturer's or a magazine reviewer's hype. They are both, after all, in business to make money. Further, many of the expensive power cords are made in China (for example, Cardas) and could possibly come out of the same factor as these!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by F***R on 17 December 2024*

Es un cable de muy buena calidad y funciona muy bien. Sus extremos no son pesados y se sostienen correctamente al ser enchufados. Su flexibilidad y rigidez son equilibradas y esto permite que sea acomodado fácilmente en espacios reducidos. Llegó antes de la fecha y muy bien empacado.

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