Power Conditioners

There are two outlets on a normal 15 amp outlet. Use one for the conditioner, maintainer, suppressor and one for just a surge suppressor. Not one into the other. Same outlet (circuit) different plug.

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Maybe I don’t understand how a surge protector works then.. I thought it would only protect the devices that are plugged into the surge protector?

Hi OP
....different input types (filtered vs unfiltered).

on my APC  power conditionner,  ´´  unfiltered  ´´   is for power amp.
or  subwoofer  .  Where a lot of power is immediatly needed.

´´ filtered  ´´  is for pre amp, Dac , blueray,  etc.

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A while back I was dealing with this question and had some really nice exchanges with recently passed Almarg.

Al, you might not know, had a quite a lot of experience. He summed it up to me this way:

Re my background, I’m a retired electrical engineer, with a little bit of a legal background as well. Specifically:

• BS in Electrical Engineering, Columbia University
• MS in Electrical Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute JD (Law Degree), University of Connecticut
• Licensed Attorney and Patent Attorney
• 33 years experience designing and managing design of analog, digital, A/D converter, and D/A converter circuits for defense electronics, primarily airborne radar systems.

Al said he had hit upon a reasonably priced and, in his view, sufficient solution. Here’s what he suggested and what I bought:

Three things to buy:

(a) Audience Adept Response aR2p power conditioner — found it used
(b) Wiremold Legrand powerstrip (available at Newark)
(c) Shunyata Research Venom Defender AC Power Line Reducer — found it used

Hooking it up:
(a) Audience plugs into the wall.
(b) Powerstrip plugs into the Audience
(c) Shunyata plugs into Powerstrip.

My total cost was $578.

Done