Power Conditioners


I have about $5,000 invested in  a 2 channel stereo setup. Marantz PM7000N integrated receiver, Canton Chrono SL596 speakers, Rega P6 table, blue jeans Canare 4S11 cables. Is it worth it to buy a cheap power conditioner/protector like this  https://www.musicdirect.com/power/furman-pst-8-d-digital-power-station or this  https://upscaleaudio.com/collections/power-conditioners/products/pangea-quattro-power-center

Will I be able to hear a difference/is my equipment sensitive enough to notice a difference; or will a typical surge protector suffice? Otherwise, will it be a waste of money to spend money on a low priced conditioner?

Thanks!
ecrotty
Such as?

BDR Cones, $20 ea. https://www.musicdirect.com/vibration-control/bdr-cones

Synergistic Research PHT, ECT, HFT, Orange Fuse. These are all in the $200-400 range. All very effective. https://highend-electronics.com/products/synergistic-research-pht-phono-transducer?_pos=237&_sid...

Ceramic insulators (Cable Elevators) generally around $20 ea on eBay where they are sold as collectibles, or you can go with the brand name Cable Elevators. They all look different but work just the same.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Ohio-Brass-Co-Porcelain-Ceramic-Insulator-Electric-Pole-Telegraph-E...
I would go with these, you can find cheaper on eBay but not a matched set like this. https://www.musicdirect.com/brands/cable-elevators/?manufacturer=Cable%2520Elevators&sort=popula...

Owens Corning acoustic panels. OC703 is industry standard found inside a lot of expensive acoustic panels. Look around for a hardware store that will sell you individual panels. Cuts easily, and once covered in fabric looks and sounds just like the professional stuff. https://www.tmsoundproofing.com/Owens-Corning-703-1-inch-Fiberglass-Panel.html

Then when you’ve tried this stuff and realize holy crap this guy knows what he’s talking about PM and I will hook you up with the really good stuff.
https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/8367

Look close, notice two Green Dream and one Black Widow PHT on my tone arm, plus one ECT on the tone arm base and motor. They aren’t there for the looks, I can assure you that!
Stabilizing your VAC is very important. If it's all over as you said. I can't think of anything more important for expensive equipment. It will shorten the life there is no doubt. Whether it sounds better depends on what your filtering out, and letting in so to speak... Different outlets on many maintainers and cleaners do different things. If you plug into the wrong one, it can impair the performance of a given piece.

Normally to filter HF, 40KHz> they use iron ferrite rings. Some complain that while using those rings, some systems lack luster, lose dynamics and brilliance.  I've noticed any source I use sounds better when NOT having ferrite rings in the VAC pathway.. I try to stay out of trouble, not get out of it.

No voltage cleaner and maintainer is a sure way to ruin great equipment. Whether it improves SQ, is just a secondary benefit, longevity it their primary function. I can't see how your SQ wouldn't improve if your just plugged into the wall currently.

My SQ was improved 35 years ago, I never thought of NOT using a cleaner/maintainer. Even my plate amps amps have them.
NOT surge suppressors, maintainers/cleaners and suppressors.

They don't have to cost a fortune to do a great job.. Just might have to do a couple thing to make them quieter, or pay a fortune for someone else to do it for you.. Either, Or.. as long as you have something...

Regards
the OP doesn't mention if he has dedicated outlets for the system.   if he doesn't have those, he should consider that first before doing the pc that he is looking at.
I bought a Furman for work where I have a couple of 300b mono blocks, ampex preamp, Fairchild 412 turntable and omega speakers. It made such a difference I bought two more for my systems at home where it made no difference.