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Power strip recommendation.

I have had the PS Audio PPP in my system for sometime now with absolutely no noticeable sonic improvements. I just had 2 20amp outlets wired directly into the panel with 10awg gauge wire with i must say better and satisfying sonic results. Much reduced noise floor. As far as i can see/hear, the power entering my home is already very stable and "clean".

Long story short, i will remove the PPP but would still need a hight quality power strip or perhaps a passive device like Audience but i am skeptical that such passive devices would reap any sonic benefits either. I am looking for the BEST return/value for money and i believe that the power strip option is the way to go. My equipment is all ARC Reference.

Suggestions welcomed.
smoffatt
elizabeth
6,726 posts
 
Make your own. Get two double boxes for in wall at a builder's square type store. Some of them look pretty good (Gray plastic) then get decent outlets (your call on better than $3, or cryo'ed $35 or $$$$) the stick the wiring for them together with a couple of cords to wall, maybe even more if you need them.
This is what I would do if I wanted some outlets.
I have done this.
listener57
730 posts
 
Mapleshadestore.com
Power conditioning strips
are well worth trying.
I have used the "Double Helix Mk2 Power Conditioning Strip with Plus Upgrade."
Despite the complicated sounding title for this product, it makes my components sound better that are not on a dedicated line, although the website feedback section has other satisfied users who do have dedicated lines.
You can check with customer service about return privilege if not favorably impressed in your own listening room.
foster_9
1,610 posts
 
The Wiremold strip is what I use now, is inexpensive and does not seem to limit current.
ssglx
203 posts
 
I'm happy with my Furutech TP80e. Mine is a 15 amp version.
violin
120 posts
 
Try Synergistic Research QLS-6 with SR T-2 power cord.
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