A single PS Audio Premier (or 1000) would not have enough 'reasonable' available power to run your whole system.
Also: the PS Audio regenerator is basically a single frequency 60hz amplifier. Thus it uses more than twice the power it generates. So if your electric bill is $25 a month just for your system, it will go up to $55 just for your system. this is a down side of regeneration no ads mention.
I own a PS Audio Premier and the fan turns on just for my Plasma. With a lot running, it will be a small heater, with a noticable fan noise.
So if you wanted a PS Audio to run everything, you should get two of them. Also be aware they make the A/C sinewave better, but still not perfect. they still have a small residual distortion. one percent or so.
For a isolation transformer, you get better efficiency. and can still get the 60v/60v technical power output (balanced power)
the difference of E trans vs toriod?? I do not know.
i own a Furman REF 20i I bought used here for $1,400., a Monster 7000SS conditioners also. (both have toroids)
So i am big on conditioning. (And have a PS Audio P600 used, on the way, for it's unusual ability to run up to 120hz... a feature I intend to play with)
Some little company (I lost the site) makes a wall mounted toroid with balanced out. (It was a ivory metal round case with a short cord to the wall, and an outlet, it mounted on the wall next to the outlet) priced like $100. to $300. i wish i kept the link.
I used to use an Adcom 315 just for the Forte 4a amp I used to own (sold the amp AND the conditioner to the same person to use together). That worked well. You really do NOT want to have the amp strain to get enough power. so you would want to conditioner with the amp on it to be only at 50% max of capacity.
I use a separate conditioner (monster) for digital, and the Furman for analog, including amp.
Power cords still add to the mix. and i have just recently discovered quartz crystals to help clean up the A/C. Subtle but the icing on the cake, once you have a cake you want.
Anyway. good luck
Also: the PS Audio regenerator is basically a single frequency 60hz amplifier. Thus it uses more than twice the power it generates. So if your electric bill is $25 a month just for your system, it will go up to $55 just for your system. this is a down side of regeneration no ads mention.
I own a PS Audio Premier and the fan turns on just for my Plasma. With a lot running, it will be a small heater, with a noticable fan noise.
So if you wanted a PS Audio to run everything, you should get two of them. Also be aware they make the A/C sinewave better, but still not perfect. they still have a small residual distortion. one percent or so.
For a isolation transformer, you get better efficiency. and can still get the 60v/60v technical power output (balanced power)
the difference of E trans vs toriod?? I do not know.
i own a Furman REF 20i I bought used here for $1,400., a Monster 7000SS conditioners also. (both have toroids)
So i am big on conditioning. (And have a PS Audio P600 used, on the way, for it's unusual ability to run up to 120hz... a feature I intend to play with)
Some little company (I lost the site) makes a wall mounted toroid with balanced out. (It was a ivory metal round case with a short cord to the wall, and an outlet, it mounted on the wall next to the outlet) priced like $100. to $300. i wish i kept the link.
I used to use an Adcom 315 just for the Forte 4a amp I used to own (sold the amp AND the conditioner to the same person to use together). That worked well. You really do NOT want to have the amp strain to get enough power. so you would want to conditioner with the amp on it to be only at 50% max of capacity.
I use a separate conditioner (monster) for digital, and the Furman for analog, including amp.
Power cords still add to the mix. and i have just recently discovered quartz crystals to help clean up the A/C. Subtle but the icing on the cake, once you have a cake you want.
Anyway. good luck