If I understand you correctly, you are contemplating between a power conditioner and a system cabinet. Before I got my Monster Powerbar 2100, I was using well insulated cables for my analog signal from my cable company. There was some snow effect. When I received my power conditioner, it seems that the AC noise gotten filtered, thus, no more snow effect. Similar to your case, I don't have enough shelf on my audio rack. Hence, I hang the Powerbar on the wall next to the rack. You can always use something better than the Powerbar for your audio gears. In my case, picture quality was the top priority since so much money was spent on the plasma.
Which One Do I Have To Have?
Fellow audio lovers,
I am putting together a new home theater and would like to incorporate some form of power conditioning or voltage stabilization to my new system. I have two questions, firstly which one would be "better" to get?, the new cabinet for the system really allows me "one extra" shelf, and secondly will I really see or hear a difference? My system will also include a plasma display as my video,as for audio I have a Krell TAS Amplifier,Krell Showcase Processor,Krell DVD Standard,Krell SACD Standard,and a good old Marantz 5100 VCR .I thank you in advance for your help.
I am putting together a new home theater and would like to incorporate some form of power conditioning or voltage stabilization to my new system. I have two questions, firstly which one would be "better" to get?, the new cabinet for the system really allows me "one extra" shelf, and secondly will I really see or hear a difference? My system will also include a plasma display as my video,as for audio I have a Krell TAS Amplifier,Krell Showcase Processor,Krell DVD Standard,Krell SACD Standard,and a good old Marantz 5100 VCR .I thank you in advance for your help.
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