I have a AC Regenerator. Get dedicated line too?

Snopro - It can only hurt your wallet so if it doesn't have any feelings then you're absolutely correct.

Oh, Inna, you're making fun of my madness... bring it on, I'm a proud audio nutcase! Thanks for all your input ;-)

I bow to you, Snopro... You were a very early adopter of this game-changing technology. Well done!

Mceljo, the exploration of possibilities is part of the fun for me... and yes, that can get to be expensive over time!

I myself am saving on that thing. I am really tired of that garbadge coming from the wall. Can't do dedicated anything, it's an appartment.

Yes, my unit is the older style without the LED readout. I'm very happy with the unit thou!
I had a dedicated line before I bought the APS, so I don't know if that helps but it can't hurt!

While this might be true with pure power, it is not true for other regenerators IMO. I have tried the Monarchy Audio AC regenerator which only supports equipment up to 100 watts, so only source and preamps can be used. It is a terrific product for the price $700, did a fantastic job when connected to my CDP (Audio Aero Prestige). But changing power cord from the wall to the regenerator also had a lot of impact on the sound. It doesnt have a battery bank to store the power, so it is like a continuous regeneration happening. Why the power cord before the regenerator matters in this case could be (it is just my inference) because the regenerator itself is nothing but an amplifier with its own power supplies and circuitry. This circuitry also benefits from a better power cord so the power cord before it makes a difference. Pure power is kick ass product, no doubt about it.