AC power delivery and Power conditioners.

Your next decision that you need to think about as far as power conditioning is concerned is passive,transformer,or regenerative type and your power requirements.If you go with passive ,an ep2050 and 2750 at the circuit panel would be a good start.

You might want to call The Cable Company (who has a lending library) or another retailer that has both 1) a lot of power conditioning experience and 2) a good return policy. They can guide you to what they think will be best in your particular system with your AC.

But it seems that power conditioners are considered to be system dependent. Some conditioners work well with amps, others do not (it is often recommended to plug amps into the wall and everything else into a conditioner).

From my experience, I'd suggest looking into Equi=tech (or maybe another balanced power conditioner manufacturer), Running Springs (often toucted as being good for amps as well as all other gear), and Audience (while not perhaps the ultimate, I've seen recs of using their 1 and 2 plug units with a power strip like the Wireworld Matrix).

My experience with APC (I have an S-10) has been superb with tube and SS amps and preamps. My Quicksilver M60s plugged into the wall passed a tremendous amount of AC noise. Plugged into the APC...dead quiet. The APCs have also received great reviews, are effective, and affordable. I see no reason why what you have should not work perfectly with your gear, preamp included. BTW, if you have any SS that does not have start up protection circuitry and leave it on 24/7 (as I do), your speaks will thank you when an outage comes along.

I agree with Rosceiii, consider a balanced AC power unit.I use a BPT that has 20 amp capacity and it is excellent.My entire system is plugged into it.I`ve had mine 4 years and it is worth every cent I payed for it.
Regards,

Ditto. I have been using balanced power for almost 9 years now. Highly recommended.