Power Conditioner Cheap?


Ive been looking at PureAV and panamax mainly as well as chang. Really dont know which one is better as i believe they all have lifetime warranties and im not sure if levels of cleaning/filtering is a world regulated value or they just make up different stages and levels in different companies. I was comparing a panamax 4300ex against a p31d pureav unit and a chang CLS-3200 mark2 all in similar prices but i think the retail on the pureav unit is the highest. "Filtering levels" are stage 4 on the pureav unit "level 5" on the panamax, and from what i read the chang is simply "fully filtered" no idea where to go or what to do. any input would be great. As for number of outlets i need, im not sure if i should be using switched outlets or not but if i hook up all the units in the room that would be 1 amp, 1 dvd player, 1 HD cable box, 1 CDP so a minimum of 4 outlets I would say. IDEAS????
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Rushton has a good point. However, you may want to include a surge protector in your system. I have a Naim CDX CD Player, and I can tell you that the sound of the player is radically affected by power conditioners of any kind...so a top quality, hospital grade outlet, and a surge protector, is my choice as well. If I lived in an apartment or condo where the current flow vascillated, I might feel the need to have a conditioner that regulates volatage.
I wanted to follow-up with you...I purchased a Belkin AV Master surge protector/power conditioner at.....Home Depot...and it is making my Naim CDX sing...no loss of dynamics, all the detail...better than plugging into the wall. Worth trying, I can assure you. I now own two of them...works wonder for my Rotel 965LE as well.