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  Monster Home Theater Power Center?
Hi,
As I have assembled a system with nice components I have started to think about a power conditioner/surge protector.
For my home theater system I bought a Monster power center, which works well at least from a surge protection angle. I'm wondering if one of these would work well for a two channel audio system? If not, what would provide very good bang for the buck? I'd prefer to not spend more than $500 if possible.
Thanks
Snackeyp  (Threads | Answers | This Thread)

07-19-11
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07-19-11   I have 2 monster power htps 7000's, one for home theater, th ...   Sid42

07-20-11   Thanks for the info. i am wondering about the power conditio ...   Snackeyp

07-20-11   All i know is my systems sound great with the monster 7000. ...   Sid42

07-20-11: Mceljo
I'd suggest taking a look at APC and PS Audio and see what you think. I have an APC H15 (purchased on an internet "fire" sale) that seems to do the job and the store that I deal with has teh APC H15 and recently added PS Audio to the mix. They indicated that they prefer the PS Audio product to the APC, but like both brands.
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07-20-11   I used to have an old api wedge conditioner which seemed wor ...   Meiwan

07-21-11   Just for the info: currently the cheapest monster 7000 is a ...   Elizabeth

07-21-11   Who cares where you buy it, elizabeth, as long as it is a go ...   Sid42


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