PS Audio Equipment???

For the amps go directly into dedicated wall outlets,Power Port Premier [2]
Get at least 1 Power Plant Premier for ac REGENERATION, not just "conditioning!"
Careful to put analog with analog and digital with digital in the plug in spheres...

You will also need a neutral ac cable for the Premier as well...

Good Luck!

I initially thought my duet reduced clarity and dynamics, but once it broke in (after 5-7 days), I found it to be very transparent, and cost effective.

I had a P300 Powerplant for something like 8 years, never had a problem and it sounded very good, but was a power hog.
Recently I purchased a refurb power plant premier. That broke within a few hours. So I paid to get a brand new one in exchange. That one broke in 2 days.
That was it for me. Returned it for a full credit and I'm done.
All their new stuff seems to be made in China.
I brought this up with a highend dealer I know in FL that carries PS. His reply: Why do you think I don't have any of their stuff in the store?
I do like their power cables though. So if you intend to buy any of their products, just make sure it's from a dealer that will stand behind it.

My Power Plant Premier has been working non-stop with not one problem for 2 years and sounds wonderful. I guess I got a good one. They do have some problems with some of their units but PS Audio will repair a unit until it works perfectly. Read about it in there forums.

I'm using a P-500 for my entire system. I have an integrated, DVD transport, and DAC all plugged into it and it runs fine. I even rewired it to work on 230V since I live overseas. The output is still 120V and the difference it made in my system was amazing.

Ever since I built a balance power transformer I've been a fan of balanced power. The newer PP Premier does not do balanced output, but the older P units do.

At the very least, use regenerated output for your front end and plug the amps into the filtered outlet of the unit.