The biggest issue with power conditioners is one of high source impedance, something you don't want. You want to find one that provides a low source impedance while isolating all the power line garbage. BTW most re-generators tend to current limit, also a bad thing. If you would like more info you can email me.
Removing power conditioner...
So after a couple years of just assuming my system was better with a power conditioner in it vs none, I took mine out for a quick test and was suprised at how different it was. I think I like it better without.
However, it occurred to me that I would have an issue as one of the benefits of the conditioner was that it provided many outlets for all my components.
For those of you in the 'better without a conditioner' camp, do you use any sort of power-bar or similar item to plug in all your components?
I have a dedicated 20amp circuit for audio, but only one outlet.
Thanks in advance.
However, it occurred to me that I would have an issue as one of the benefits of the conditioner was that it provided many outlets for all my components.
For those of you in the 'better without a conditioner' camp, do you use any sort of power-bar or similar item to plug in all your components?
I have a dedicated 20amp circuit for audio, but only one outlet.
Thanks in advance.