Puritan PSM156

Ok, I listened to more tonight. This thing has blown my mind. Wow. No loss of dynamics in the albums I listened to tonight w/ my Primaluna Evo 300 int plugged in. 

@laynes - Great to hear you are enjoying the Puritan 156. It sounds like you are having the same experience as reported by many, including myself, here on the forum. 

The Puritan 156 is an amazing product. It just makes listening to music much more enjoyable. 

I do have my power amps (AGD Audion mkiii, Gryphon 120) connected directly into the Puritan. For me, I'm willing to forgo the direct-to-wall connection for the power amps as I'm paranoid about needing surge protection. Both systems sound fantastic. Some level of surge protection is another great benefit of the Puritan. 

@audphile1

You don’t know what you are talking about! The Puritan 156 does NOT have transformers and does not emit EMF or  RFI. I have my monoblock Class D amps, preamp, a  CD player, phono stage and streamer plugged into the model PSM1512  and there is no current limiting or noise issues. In fact, my system is very quiet!

Furthermore, all my components are within inches to a foot or two of the Puritan.

Also, why would they put transformers in a device that is designed to remove transformer hum caused by DC?

@audphile1 I visited the Puritan table yesterday at AXPONA and asked them about plugging in a higher power/current amp versus the wall. They claim their 156 will not limit the amplifier any whatsoever! I'm doing this now with my Accuphase A-80 with zero problems. I've also used my Coda #8 amp plugged into my 156 with no problems. I've had my 156 for a few years now and was actually interested in maybe buying a 1512 since I ran out of outlets. They actually recommended I just buy another PSM-156 and use both instead. They told me to use one for digital and the other for everything else. This suggesting will definitely save me money and that's what I plan on doing!