Power conditioning

Whether folks like them or not, you at least need a very good surge protector. If you have any noise issues at all, that's a sign of needing one. Personally, I'm very happy with PS Audio.

I have owned many PC's including PSA and Shunyata. I would recommend the RSA Haley.

Cheers,
John

Agreed

The RSA Haley is a great product. Evidently there is now an upgraded version with better capacitors and a carbon fiber faceplate. Should be worth looking into.

The only product I've used that actually improves the sound without restricting dynamics (assuming you don't connects a total of components that will draw more than 1500 watts continuous) is the PS Audio Power Plant Premier.

However, this is a power regenerator and conditioner.

I used in on all my source components, a TV and a surround amp.

Nick778,

Try to put a Duet before the PPP, you will be happy with the improvement.

My original plan is to speed up the burn-in process of a Duet by running the PPP thru it. But boy, once it is there, you won't take it out.