It depends on the amps and the model of regenerator. If one of our smaller amps and one of the bigger regenerators, yes- certainly worth a try. The regenerator should be one of the newer ones made in the last few years- the older ones don't seem to like the constant heavy load that our OTLs put on the line. |
@atmasphere , Do you think P20 will improve the sound of your bigger amps like MA2 or 3 on P20 regenerator? I ask because you specified that P20 works well with your "smaller" amps. |
Anybody use a Power conditioner from transparent like an opus? I don’t really have powerflo problems so maybe a regenerator it’s not a good idea. May be a conditioner is better. Most don’t really have problems with their electricity flow unless they live in a heavily shared Circuit situation. So need for a regenerator seems kind of unnecessary. An unimpeded conditioner would seem to be better. PS audios Power regenerators use about $100 a year in electricity costs and are still on when you don’t use them. This seems really really absurd. So if I own one of these things over 10 years that’s about $1000 worth of energy costs which is grossly wasteful. |
Additionally if you have adequate power supply why would plugging an amp into a PS 20 result in a better sounding amplifier? If Power supply is all over the place yeah this makes sense. So unless you have a power supply that's unpredictable which is quite rare in most of the USA than a power regenerator is a complete waste of money. |
