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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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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
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+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
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Paul Mitchell conditioners really smooth things out and stop frizzle.
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jafant
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win200

much will depend on your locale. Are you living in a major U.S. city? Suburb? Rural area?  As above, look into a dedicated line (if you are able to do so).

Happy Listening!
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lak
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Down the road when you have more funds available you might consider the Core Power Technologies 1200 or 1800. Hugh bang for the buck value. Here is an Audiogon thread you can read or follow:
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/equi-core-1800-core-power-technologies-1800
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