Amps In Wall Or Conditioner?

I have my Canary Mono Amps directly in the wall on a dedicated 20 amp line.
I was told by my amp builder to not plug amps into a PC.

      I agree 100%

@mijostyn,
I used to wonder about this until I saw this video.

All the best,
Nonoise

@grannyring, 

"Depends on the condition"

Absolutely  correct. By no means are they all created equally. 

"Just this weekend I tried the wall vs the Puritan again just to confirm. It was quite obvious the Puritan was the way to go."

@grannyring funny you mention this. I did the same thing several weekends ago. I have the BPT 3.5 Signature plus which is a balanced AC isolated transformer power conditioner. For 12 years My amplifiers have been plugged into it due to it sounding better than direct in the wall AC outlet. 

I decided to plug amplifiers into the wall which is a 20 amp  dedicated line. No different now than 12 years ago. Same result,   better sound quality across the sonic board with the BPT versus the wall AC outlet. This will not be true for every power conditioner,  but certainly is for some.
Charles 

Funny Charles! Most familiar with your conditioner as I had two upper end units over the years. My gear, system, and amps all sounded better through it. I remember the music taking on better weight and bass foundation as well as cleaner and smoother highs. The weight it brought to the music stands out the most in my memory of BPT. Great unit!