Power conditioner/strip

How about buying an actual power conditioner that meets actual, stringent standards and specifications?  I dont know what your power requirements are so ill just use a somewhat worst-case scenario and suggest an Ametek Powervar ABC1200-11 or heck, make it the ABC1200-11MED for even higher spec and reliability.   These things are big and heavy.  I have the ABC830-11, and it's also bear to lug around on account of the giant windings inside, paired with physically large film filter capacitors.  I dont have a picture of the guts handy at the moment, but these things mean business, and the company sells to industry that has to meet requirements, so they dont try to pull the wool over your eyes with whiz-bang features that dont accomplish anything. 

A power conditioner will do nothing but potentially inject nose into your system. You cannot 'clean' power. It's a fallacy.

@mlapenta you haven’t stated what you are hoping to improve about your existing power conditioner.

With limited info on the problem we’re solving here, I would suggest either a used Puritan or a used Shunyata product up the line from the one you are currently using.

kn

I was thinking of power purchasing a power conditioner until a Stereophile reviewer wrote about one catching fire.

  I heard a few demoed back when physical stores existed.  The store sales guy would enthuse about the improvements after the demo and I couldn’t hear any difference.

  I guess I just forfeited any Golden Ears pretensions here

I had the Puritan and was one of the few that had a bad experience with it. I moved on to a PS Audio regenerator. I think my power s pretty clean to start with, so it was not a jaw dropping upgrade, but it brought consistency to my sound 24/7. For that, it was worth it.