Removing power conditioner...

Hammond makes some good quality inexpensive power strips, that provide no filtering, conditioning, or surge protection. They can be purchased online from the major industrial electronics distributors (Digikey, Mouser, Newark, etc).

I use one of their models to expand the number of outlets that are provided on the BrickWall Surge Protector/Filter that I also use.

Regards,
-- Al

Naim recommends the Wiremold L10320. No surge protection, no filters, no lights. Allied Electronics used to sell them for around 35 bucks -- just checked and they're now $86!

try the weizhi. find it and try it. its the conditioner for folks who hate conditioners.

Also, for a powerstrip.. make your own.
Go to a Menards like store, the electrical stuf has outlet boxes. One type in particular is great for home made outlets, the boxes are two receptical, or one, metal, smooth finish with afew holes in the sides bottom, with plugs for some holes.
Then there are some small plastic plugs that screw into the holes woth openings for wires with a seal.
So you buy some nice wire, a Wattgate pluge, and a bunch of recepticals from either the better selection at the Menards. or from an audio specialty site, assemble the outlets, and they can be daisy chained so you have say three sets of two receptical outlet packs.
The boxes sit nicely on the floor. use any outlet cover, I use brass ones.
They work well.
The receptical boxes are about $4 each, Recepticals the $3 ones are great, the Wattgate A/C plug is $7 and some good wire.

Elizabeth,

What do you plug into the PPP vs the PP600?