Audiophile Surge Suppressor (and nothing else)

oxymoron.

Whole house...

I have installed a whole house suppressor, however it is my first understanding that these may not be sufficient to save your gear. 
 

I do not live in a high risk area, so it might be overkill to worry about it. 
 

What if I revised the question and asked if there is a good audiophile power strip that simply provides high quality power access for my non-amplifier components. 

I'd look to Furman.

ZeroSurge is not a conditioner AFAIR, and there were some clones under other brand names. (Non-MOV). I use it to power my vintage QUAD loudspeaker, which requires voltage (a lot) to be on for 24+hours. I never unpowered it. 

I don't like those plasticy cheap surge strips. The power strip I bought years ago (NAIM promoted) had no on/off switch. It is currently in use after a transformer that powers a pair of ancient mono tube amps designed for Britain. Doubt it is even a surge protector--just a high quality outlet box (with removable cord).