power conditioner

Ive owned a McIntosh MC352 for 10 years and I would never think of coloring the amp and robbing the life and dynamics out of it with a $#@^& power conditioner of any kind regardless of cost! These amps are built like battle ships for a reason, McIntosh was buliding battle ships back before any one even knew what a power conditioner was!Also, the power supply is fully regulated. I plug it right into the wall with a good well built power cable. My amp sounds amazing with PRAT abound. 

Matt M

I apprciate all your input and it was helpful. Going with a dedicated outlet for the amp and I will do more research on the power conditioner.
Thank you, and have a good day.

Balanced power is the way to go in my opinion.
Core Power Technologies Equi= Core 1800.
Good bang for the buck at a reasonable price.
On Audiogon: https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/equi-core-1800-core-power-technologies-1800

Balanced power is the way to go in my opinion.
Core Power Technologies Equi= Core 1800.
Good bang for the buck at a reasonable price.
On Audiogon: https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/equi-core-1800-core-power-technologies-1800

+1 for lak's comments. Balanced power is the way to go. There is Equi=Core as he mentions but also the Furman Reference series which is home audio but the P2400IT pro version is actually less money. Equi=Tech essentially created the concept for home audio. You should take a look at Audio Quest Niagara as well. This product was developed by Garth Powell who spent 16 years at Furman and wanted more flexibility to research his own ideas. Check out this video. Once you go with balanced power you will be be greeted by blackness in your system. Good luck.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITkuBgFtTjs