Is the PS Audio PerfectWave P10 Power Plant worth it?


I'm interested in learning and hearing about your experiences with a power regenerator like the P10.  The science behind a pure sine wave AC power supply makes sense to me.  Can you guys share your experiences?  The audio quality in my house varies a lot depending on all kinds of different factors.  I'm trying to figure out if a power regenerator is the way to go to get consistent performance.  Thx
nycjlee
I have been using a PurePower 1500 for quite a few years now. I highly recommend regeneration. It improved dynamics quite a bit.
I have my whole system plugged into it. The PS audio regenerators have a fine reputation. 
Alan
Wow! if you can swing a P10 then have at it.  I went from a PPP to a P5 and can't believe the improvement!  The P5 and P10 are so much better in design and execution.  I can plug my entire system including my McCormack modified DNA-1 amp. into the P5.  What a benefit it is to be able to offer my amp regenerated power!!  The sound is so smooth, pure and resolved!  The P10 is reputed to be better still.

Carpe diem!
Thanks for the info guys, I agree the P10 is expensive new, I saw a few used ones selling in the $2k range.  I'm also considering the P5 as well.  I recently bought a new DAC, so I'm completely out of funds. Will probably get something next year. Doing some homework now :). Thx   
PS audio P10 is a nice unit i own one. But i found that the MC 6 Hemisphere from High Fidelity gave me a little bigger soundstage with blacker blacks. Its half the price, but you give up surge protection and have less plugs to hook equipment to. The Hemisphere is for front end only no amps unless they are small current draw. I did try the P10 and the Hemisphere together, with the P10 feeding the Hemisphere. It sound ok. The Hemisphere with out the P10 was very good. Holding on to my P10 for now.