Kimber Kable PK14 IEC Power Cord - Pre-Loved - 2m

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General:
The Kimber Kable PK14 is one of our favorite aftermarket IEC power cords, offering a noticeable upgrade in build quality over the stock cords typically included with audio components. Its heavy-duty construction, quality connectors, and flexible design make it an excellent choice for high-current power amplifiers, integrated amplifiers, power conditioners, source components, and more.

We frequently use the PK14 in our own systems and often pair it with our Technics turntable builds because of its excellent fit, finish, and reliability.

This particular Kimber Kable PK14 measures 2 meters in length and is fully functional. It is in very good overall cosmetic condition and is ready to become part of your system. ($502 Value)

More From Kimber Kable:
Better connectors are the lever that push Ascent power cables to the next performance plateau.
Power cords are the foundation of overall system performance.
PK14’s 14 AWG / 2.08mm2 pure copper conductors are rated to exceed the typical 15amp outlet rating.
Current delivery is only part of the equation. We also utilize neutral colored, virgin dielectric materials to ensure and maintain conductor purity.
Great materials coupled with Wattgate Audio Grade evolution series connectors combine to deliver a more robust and more reliable power cord to serve all your sources.

SkyFi Cosmetic Notes:
Very Light wear on the connection ends, Overall very Good.

Ownership:
Single Owner

Connections:
IEC

Cosmetic Condition:
8/10 = Very Good. Excellent front faceplate, one minor flaw on chassis side or top. See our detailed rating description here.

Working Condition:
Working perfectly and tested in our lab.

Included:
Just the cables

Packing:
Original Manufacturers Packing

Original MSRP:
$502.00

Dimensions:
2m

Testing Process:
Cables are generally pretty simple and do not require a great deal of testing. We do however perform a visual inspection of all of the connectors for damage or significant wear.

Most power and interconnect cables can be verified with a simple continuity test with a digital multimeter.

Some cables feature dielectric bias systems which are powered by external power supplies or batteries. These devices are checked for proper function where applicable.

We do not perform A/B comparisons of cables in real world conditions, and cannot offer objective observations in this regard.