Power conditioner help

I commented earlier (above) on this, but I am simply astonished at the comments that poo-poo buffering power regenerators. Not a single negative comment rings true in my personal experience over at least 10 years of use with numerous different regenerators and audio gear. In fact ...JUST THE OPPOSITE: Every positive quality of my audio gear is enhanced and whatever power-noise there was is ...gone gone gone. 

I can only guess that those who did not get these results either oversubscribed their power regenerator or had other issues in their systems. I'd love to hear more specific information about what you used, and your audio stack. Otherwise, based on my experience and those I trust I have to say you are way off base. Please explain...

@reynolds853 [ shhh! don’t tell them how great an amp the Ayon Triton III is... I pulled the superior but failure-prone original Ayon KT88 BTSX tubes (@$180 each) and am just now getting the replacement Gold Lions into the fully-burned-in state. I’ll go back to the Ayon BTSX tubes, but the Gold Lions sound very nice now and after emailing back-and-forth with Ayon I now know that my Triton III is also factory-ready for KT150 tubes. So, that’s the next experiment. ...I’ll bet they sound great with the additional benefits of my power regenerator, eh? (grin...) ]

Thanks Vic. I do know that the dealer from whom I could buy the P 10 uses my amplifier with a P 10 and, in his opinion, gets very good results. 

Arsh:  An opportunity to demo at home is always a great way to go in my opinion.

@vicweast:  I didn't want to hijack this thread so I sent you an email regarding my Ayon + KT150 tube experience.  I have both a Spirit III (office system) and Triton III (main system) each running the KT150.