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Recommendation for a power conditioner

I've never used a power conditioner before and thought now is the time, even if for nothing more than cord management.  I'd be plugging a JL sub, an LG OLED set, a Classe CAV-500 amp, Classe Sigma processor, and Oppo 4K player into the unit.  I'd like to keep it to around $800, whether new or used.  Any suggestions?  Thanks!
win200
randy-11
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Topaz is what a lot of people in the audio industry use - you can buy them cheap on evilbay

I'd use one for the digital side a lot sooner than on a power amp...
boxer12
8,656 posts
 
I use an ExactPower SP15A for everything except the sub. The sub goes into a PS Audio quartet. Sounds great to my ears. Bought the EP 15A about 7 months ago on audiogon. It's within your price range if you can find one. 
randy-11
1,913 posts
 
of course, the real question is whether you have problems on the power line to begin with...

RFI may be injected into your fancy RCA ICs...


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m-db
987 posts
 
+1 randy-11

Discussing your load requirements with a licensed electrician and having him inspect your dwelling is a fundamentaly safe and economical place to start. 

I had three dedicated 20 amp uninterrupted BX clad lines and breakers installed for $725. 

 
helomech
1,706 posts
 
Paul Mitchell conditioners really smooth things out and stop frizzle.
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