AC regenerator

The BPT products are isolation balanced AC power transformers(I don`t think they`re regenerators).
I use the BP3.5 SIG. Plus unit for my entire system. Dynamics are much improved compared to my wall outlets(20 amp dedicated lines). I`ve had mine for nearly 3 years and every aspect of sound quality- music reproduction is substantially better(no negative trade offs). It benefits all of my components.
Best Regards,

The BP3.5 SIG does regenerate power. It’s not the same power coming in and going out. It’s considered virgin clean power after it leaves the BP3.5 SIG unit. It regenerates power via a massive toroidal transformer in real time instead of using batteries.

Charles is correct. A transformer does not regenerate power, which is not to say that it won't be a highly effective solution. As properly defined, a regenerator consists of an oscillator that generates a 60Hz sine wave (or 50Hz, depending on the country), and a power amplifier which amplifies that signal so that a large amount of power can be provided. An internal DC power supply operating off of the the AC from the wall outlet (or in some cases batteries, when necessary) powers the oscillator and amplifier.

Regards,
-- Al

Al, thanks for the clarification. the BPT does use a large balanced transformer to convert standard 120v into +60v and -60v AC power.
The bottom line, it works superbly.

AL, I have been enlightened many times by your thoughtful answers to many of these technical questions. I have read a lot about people running devices off of batteries to isolate them from the power grid. A couple of days ago I was thinking, why don't people use UPS back up power supplies for their equipment and just turn off or unplug the UPS before a listening session? Wouldn’t this isolate the components and create the desired effect? And what is the difference between a power regenerator and a UPS? Don't they both regenerate the AC?

Thanks,
Greg