Jason,
I am listening to a system running off of a P5, the precursor of the P12. I admit to being a proponent of regenerated power for many, many years. My relationship with PS regenerators goes back to the P500.
The P5 and I'm sure the P12 are so much better built and robust in operation than the PPP that preceded these more recent offerings. Now all of these units are built in Boulder and are held to strict QC.
With even my 275 watt/ch. SS amp plugged in as well as the rest of my gear I am only using 31% of the P5's capability. That leaves plenty of comfort room. My incoming power has 1.7% THD, the output to the system is .1%.
My system has never sounded better than it does now.
Have read many positives about the Shunyata gear but have no experience with their products.
If you are really considering the PS P12, give them a call and talk to the tech. staff. They will take the time to talk through your system with you and advise you on whether or not the PS gear sounds like a good option for you.
I am listening to a system running off of a P5, the precursor of the P12. I admit to being a proponent of regenerated power for many, many years. My relationship with PS regenerators goes back to the P500.
The P5 and I'm sure the P12 are so much better built and robust in operation than the PPP that preceded these more recent offerings. Now all of these units are built in Boulder and are held to strict QC.
With even my 275 watt/ch. SS amp plugged in as well as the rest of my gear I am only using 31% of the P5's capability. That leaves plenty of comfort room. My incoming power has 1.7% THD, the output to the system is .1%.
My system has never sounded better than it does now.
Have read many positives about the Shunyata gear but have no experience with their products.
If you are really considering the PS P12, give them a call and talk to the tech. staff. They will take the time to talk through your system with you and advise you on whether or not the PS gear sounds like a good option for you.