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Vac 140's worth adding balanced power conditioner?

I'm thinking about purchasing a power conditioner...like a running springs for my Vac 140's. I have read some good things from users. I now use NBS professional PC's and I wonder if I would gain a lower noise floor with a conditioner and would a conditioner be compatible with my NBS PC's....

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01-12-09

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01-12-09 I have a dedicated circuit and have found that my vac integr ... Maineiac

01-12-09 I'd go straight to the wall. Tvad

01-12-09 3rd-straight in! Tpsonic

01-13-09 Yup! straight up no chaser (i mean conditioner) Czbbcl

01-13-09 Go direct with amplifiers, especially tubes. Jallen

01-13-09 Straight into the wall for sure! Grannyring

01-14-09 Being a true class a circuit, each 140 draws 500 watts from ... Raquel

04-19-09: Fplanner2000
I discovered that my VAC amps actually sound better plugged into my Powercell 10-SE than into the wall. I can't really explain it (although I bet Synergistic can). There are no power limitations that I can detect at all and the sound is actually more open than plugged into my dedicated 20 amp outlets. I wouldn't believe it if I wasn't hearing it.
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04-19-09 Harve, i'm using nbs and walter fields has told me with the ... Wavetrader