Am i missing something without a power conditioner?


I need your advice on power conditioners. I know there is alot talked about with power conditioners. But let me explain my situation and what i have. First and foremost i upgraded all my stock power cords. I am using and have a Krell FPB 600 amp with a Shunyata Research Sigma HC power cord. I am using and have an Audio Research Ref 6 preamp with a Shunyata King Cobra Helix CX power cord. And have a Rega ISIS cd player with a Shunyata Sigma digital power cord. I have 1 dedicated 20 amp line with a 4 plug 20 amp wall outlet that my amp and preamp plug into. My question is with these high quality power cords do i still need a power conditioner? 
tattooedtrackman
I use a Bryston BIT20 isolation transformer for all my equipment BUT the amplifiers.  I have 130w. tube monoblocks which each have a pair of 7"X3" storage caps.  They suck up power and apparently don't like being plugged into the transformer.  The tube bias voltage drops from 110 to 85 when do that and loses power output.  The storage caps require Synergistic Research 8 amp fuses rather than the rated 5 amp cheap fuse in order not to blow on turn-on due to the huge storage caps. 

The manufacturer of my amps does plug his amps into his isolation transformer(s).  He uses a pair of transformers double the size of mine so apparently they can handle it.  I have heard that most power conditioners are not favorably used with large power amps, especially with large caps. 
I own a Furman REF20i I bought used.
I also own a PS Audio P600
And I use aftermarket power cords.
The conditioner can help.
You really need to hear it for yourself.

General improvements with a conditioner are clarity and finesse.
Losses can include less bass and less midbass. Going to a lean sound compared to no conditioner.
The bass may seem like less, but really it may just be TIGHTER.
@erik_squires

Won’t disagree about power cords, Eric, but my milage has differed, if just a little. I heard a small difference, or thought I did, but markedly less than with the isolation transformers, where the difference was obvious.

But bang for buck? Nossirree. I would buy them, if I didn’t have a better solution already, somewhat after my third premium MC cartridge. And the big Koetsus DO make a significant difference, no "thought I did" about it.

As I said in other forum, my experience was at first  with passive AC filters. First with Lessloss, Acoustic Revive, Bybee (two of them). 
When I tried the Torus AVR16 in which I connected my whole system incl the tubed mono blocs Air Tight ATM3, this has been « end of the game » for me.
 Dynamics, silence, transparency, images in all dimensions, music flows very naturally in the room...
You just have to be be carefull dimensioning the transfo. In Europe, Toris doesn’ sell their balanced models, but if you are in USA this is a possibility you can explore.
My 2 cents 

PS : another thing to consider if you don’t want to « miss something » is the Total Contact. It is a contact enhancer that is really (I mean Really) efficient. I won’t say more because the topic can be polemic.
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