P.S. Audio Quintet? Worthwhile?


I'm hearing that this device would be beneficial for my system. I currently use a Tributary power bar with surge protection. Anyone have thoughts on what difference I could expect with a Quintet? I don't know much about power conditioning. Anything written on it seems to be from 2007 when it was released. This would be for the main system with Aerial speakers, Classe int. amp, Squeezebox Classic 3 and Wyred for Sound Dac 2. Appreciate your ideas.
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My quintet went out after a double brown-out/surge courtesy of Hurricane Irene. A quick call to PS Audio got me a replacement module in two days! PS Audio didn't even ask about warranty status (it wasn't). Now that's what I call "above and beyond" customer service!

But, to answer the question, the Quintet made an immediate positive aural improvement to my system. It replaced a Chang 6400 which has a more "midrangy" sound. I am not knocking the Chang in any way; it's just different.

I use two quintets: one for my audio system and another for the video section of my rig. Also, have a Duet in the bedroom for my headphone system.