Best kept secret in AC line filtering conditioning

The Puritan 156 definitely gets good reviews. Mikey Powell(OCD HiFiGuy) on YouTube will send you one to try out. He offered me 1 but I went with PI Audio’s UberBuss. With upgrades still less than the Puritan.
https//hometheaterhifi.com/reviews/audio-accessory/power-conditioner/p-i-audio-group-uberbuss-power-conditioner-review/

I have owned some good quality power conditioners over the years and none of them even comes close to the Puritan which allows you to hear much further into the recording, revealing more ambiance/spatial information, decay, note sustainment with extremely low floor noise...

ZERO power restrictions and everything sounds better plugged in the Puritan unless the equipment you own has its own power filtering capabilities, recommend plugging those components directly into the wall as they can cause the transformers to buzz with additional built-in filtering.

Here are the conditioners I can remember owning but know there are at least 4 more but can't remember:

- Torus CS15

- Shunyata Hydra

- Audience AR6 TS

- Running Spring Jaco

- Core Power (Highly modified with Furutech and rewired)

- Core Power Deep Core

- Inakustik 3500P

- Puritan PSM136

- Puritan PSM156

Wig

@wig - thanks for confirming my decision to upgrade to the Puritan 136. Just curious - what components have over filtering capabilities?

@ sokogear

In my case, the Jay's Audio CD Transport had to be plugged directly into the wall due to its internal filtering.

Wig

Gotcha @wig  That must be very uncommon as I have never heard of that being an issue for power conditioners.