PS Audio PowerPlant, like everything else audio, is a YMMV thing.
"the PP is programmable to put out whatever voltage you want. "
The OP's model does not have that feature.
Power conditoner..
I have a stand by generator for my house. I've noticed when we have an outage & the generator kicks on the lights in the house are brighter. They are getting a full 120v. Because of this I thought a power regenerator would make a big difference in my stereo. I installed a PS Audio Stellar 3 Power Plant & I can't tell any difference. Oh well, live & learn.
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carlsbad2I have PS Audio M1200 mono-blocks. I haven't listened to the stereo with gen power on. Guess I need to try it. |
vonhelmholtzI'll give PS a call Monday... |
I’m so pleased with the PP that I use 2 of them. I can hear the improvements with them. The larger one is used for my 300B monoblocks and tube preamp. I can similarly hear improvements with my Studer RTR. The smaller regenerator is for my paired subwoofers alone. The top model PP is highly programmable with variable caps. They work well for me in rural NC with our power concerns. My flea powered system is tuned for analog detail that likely impacts what I can distinguish. |
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