THANK YOU for the responses,it's forums like this,hearing from other members that you get the truth unsolicited. If I didn't explain myself before, I simply have one shelf left in entertainment center I had made and waited forever to get. I thought that "voltage stabilizers","line conditioners" were a lot of hype,but through responses of other members maybe that is not the case. I am trying to combine a 'good home theater" balanced with room aesthetics which we all know is hard to do at times "WAF". I originally thought I was going to keep my old Marantz 14EX reciever, and not go the separates way,BUT I DID thus losing another shelf "amp + processor" vs "receiver", so your responses are very valuable to me since "shelf space" is at a premium. I could throw out the TIVO and satellite reciever and use rabbit ears and free up two more shelfs!
Which One Do I Have To Have?
Fellow audio lovers,
I am putting together a new home theater and would like to incorporate some form of power conditioning or voltage stabilization to my new system. I have two questions, firstly which one would be "better" to get?, the new cabinet for the system really allows me "one extra" shelf, and secondly will I really see or hear a difference? My system will also include a plasma display as my video,as for audio I have a Krell TAS Amplifier,Krell Showcase Processor,Krell DVD Standard,Krell SACD Standard,and a good old Marantz 5100 VCR .I thank you in advance for your help.
I am putting together a new home theater and would like to incorporate some form of power conditioning or voltage stabilization to my new system. I have two questions, firstly which one would be "better" to get?, the new cabinet for the system really allows me "one extra" shelf, and secondly will I really see or hear a difference? My system will also include a plasma display as my video,as for audio I have a Krell TAS Amplifier,Krell Showcase Processor,Krell DVD Standard,Krell SACD Standard,and a good old Marantz 5100 VCR .I thank you in advance for your help.