Want to buy for a power conditioner?

Speaking of power conditioners. I've come to take much for granted in my system, including truly great electric, starting with dedicated lines running into a great power conditioner. Because I'm getting some new pcs and I had to do a little rearranging, I decide to listen to my system without my Eclipse. Man, I didn't realize what I had until I didn't have it. I'm not going into the whole deal, with the standard ho hum ubiquitous adjectives, about soundstage, ladidadida, but the bottom line is: couldn't wait to hook up my Eclipse, once again. Major player in my system. peace, warren

ligi,
I've been thinking about the Exactpower conditioner. Did you compare it to any other conditioners?

Any power conditioner will change the sound, now if you like it and most of all does your equipment like it. They all interact with the power supplies. Some gear hate balanced power, some get slow sounding. I use a Furman Reference 20i. I tried it before buying and I compared my front from wall and to the Furman, in each case the Furman lowered the noise to such a extent that sounds and noises made during the recording were easy to hear, pages being turned, lip smacks, breathes taken, lower fade outs etc. So I have kept it. Not cheap though. Furman been the pros choice for years. The Guy who designed for Furman now works for Audio quest. Looking at the Niagara 7,000 and specs it is very much like the Furman but double the price. I tried PS audio, balanced power, Exact power and a few more. Sold them all. One option. Is the Harmonic Technogly Magic power cords with the built in noise filter. Of is the real deal and what you can do for the front end is buy a quality power strip plug the HT into it and you condition your whole front end. Power amps to me always sounded best off the wall. I use McIntosh that have the auto transformers.