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Power Conditioner for Amps.

hello every one,
after searching from the posts here on audiogon,seem like most of the suggestions are plug the amp straight into the wall.the question is..how am i suppose to protect my amp from a power surge if it go directly into the outlet?what about the front end(pre,CD,TT)should i get a monster surge/power condition for it?please help.
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fletch
61 posts
 
I have had satisfactory results with each mono block plugged into it's own PS Audio 600 running straight current without multiwave settings.
magnepanmike
57 posts
 
I second the PS Audio Ultimate Outlets. I bought their Power Director 3.5 which contains 3 Ultimate Outlets in one unit. (Comes black or silver). It has 10 outlets which performs AC conditioning, surge protection and spike protection. They are all non current limiting and also isolated with the unit. (digital equipment vs. analog equipment). One of the best improvements my system has had. Here is their link: http://www.psaudio.com/products/powerdirector35.asp
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dedicatedaudio
169 posts
 
The Running Springs Power conditioners can protect ever component in your system (including your amps). They are a non coloring and non current limiting conditioner. Drop me a line if you have questions.
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bbolival
23 posts
 
I just use a simple PL-plus furman power conditioner (cost me $80). furman power conditioners are used in pro audio. furman offers several inexpensive models.

check its website at:

www.furmansound.com
jw94055
125 posts
 
A company that has been making line conditioners for a looong time: Tripp Lite.
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