Power Conditioners - and where they are placed


Hi All,

I'm looking to get a proper power conditioner for my home system. I've been looking at Furman, Audioquest, PS Audio, etc. Furman appearing to be the best bang for buck (Furman Elite 15 PFi).

I currently have very limited rack space. Would placing the conditioner on the bottom of my rack with a PS4 on top of it be the end of the world? Obviously this is not ideal, but it would need to have either a 4K blu-ray player or a PS4 on top of it to fit it in the rack.

Thanks in advance.

shahram
Furman is a really great choice. The main advantage of the unit you are thinking about vs. smaller is multiple banks of filtering, and power factor correction.

But, it is a physcially large unit. If you want something almost as good, but a lot less expensive and smaller in the rack, check this one out:

https://amzn.to/2TCAGAE

It includes the 2 biggest noise reducing elements: LiFT and SMP.

Best,
E
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Hello to all...   On the subject of PLC's, I'm looking for owner's manuals for two Models of the Vans Evers Brand PLC's... I need manuals for "Clean Line Jr Model 11", and "Clean line 8-outlet Model 82"


Next best thing would be a response from a member who owns either of these that could answer  Question about "settings" on the units

They are very well regarded PLCs...

See

1997 Vans Evers Review All Models
by Doug Blackburn

https://www.soundstage.com/noisy15.htm


See also Mike Vans Evers' article about 'Tuning" by placement and tweets to PLCs

The Art & Science of Audio System Tuning
By Mike Vans Evers

http://www.positive-feedback.com/pfbackissues/0705/vansevers.7n5.html


Thanks for any info on his manuals, and I hope the articles above are of interest in setting up any PLC,


David

AKA  Dken1

Furman Elite 15 PFi,
Try using a better power cable 
such as PS Audio or my favorite is 
Pangea Audio AC 14SE,
I also like Ifi Audio AC iPurifier.
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