power conditioner

Although there are places where a power conditioner would be advantageous, such as a large apartment building; I believe it falls in the gray questionable area. Think about it, we're improving the AC, not the DC which is where it makes a difference.

The manufactures of high end components have already spent a considerable amount in high quality parts, turning the AC into DC; I should think those parts would be able to withstand a blip every now and then; that's part of what you paid for.

Many reviewers have stated they prefer the amp straight into the wall.

However, if I spent a bundle on a power conditioner, I'm sure I would be able to hear the difference, kind of like the magnificent clothes the King was wearing.

orpheus10, oleschool...

I have spent a Bundle on PC in the last 35 years, and I do not HEAR a Difference.......except some PC make the music sound dead or some might say very dark.....another words worse.....That's why I want to try the Toroidal Isolation Transformer.......AS far as the  20amp line I hope the gent tells me he can do it in this apart. you sure have a lot going on at ur house with the ac,  I love the part with ur daughter, makes it all worth while....thank you for ur input...godbless  

Try the right ones.

I convert solar to dc then ac to house (220also )It has been far from cheap !  No gov kickbacks on fully offgrid setup or state in California
      I have ran my amp into the separate 20 with and without . Warmed for two hrs , played exact track vinyl or dig , unplugged with marked volume replugged again .. the furman sounds tighter and crisper definitely brighter  but straight in wall seems to be a little more open in the soundstage and warm  .. jmho .. i run it in the furman i want to make sure im covered if i have a problem with my setup . Ymmv ..
my setup is mild around these parts .. I run a cheaper furman on my ht no reg just surge etc .. and unplug after every use , my epson projector is on another wall i just unplug it after every use 
thanks for the kind words 
cheers ...

Sounds like a cool project- oleschool.