Have any experience with Richard Gray power stuff?

I also have a Richard Gray Power Company 400S. It helped improve the overall sound from all (treble, mid-range and bass) ranges. The sound was smoother without any loss of detail. Most importantly, I use to have major components hooked up to it (now I have five dedicated lines). I had a bad power surge that blew the fuse in the RGPC 400S, thus saving my monoblocks, preamp and cdp from a fate that I do not even want to think about.

I've heard others comment about RGPC line conditioners being system dependent. If you can try before you buy, that would be the way to go. However, it worked very nicely on my stereo equipment and TV.

I used a couple of them and I can emphatically say---I'm not sure. I feel they MIGHT have helped my audio system. It seemed to sound a little cleaner but when I took it out, I couldn't really tell a definitive difference. I decided if it was that close I would sell them and move on to the next experiment in tail chasing.

I have two of them and they make a nice improvement in my system. As has been stated above, I think that their effect will be system dependent but more on the house AC side of the equation. My townhouse only has one 15 amp circuit that services my system and I know that I am taxing the circuit. So for me the transformer-like nature of the RGPCs work.

I saw that your system uses the PS audio regenerators. I'm not sure how much benifit you might see using both of the devices. I was able to have my local dealer provide an evaluation unit and I recommend that as the way to go.

I have a Richard Grey Sub Station......it makes a very nice
improvemnt. More than I expected.

Result reports seem to be a grey area...