I am curious about line conditioners.


How will a line conditioner help my home theater? What other things should I know about setting up my home theater? I have all Rotel amps, and M & K Speakers, Each speaker has it's own amp, I am using AMC and a new product called stereo 2000, If anyone can help I'd sure be thankful for the advice or knowledge.
greengroup
I'm sorry, no need to goto tech first just type it in. Also try 'power' and 'power conditioner' I did the very thing I'm suggesting to you just last night.
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I am amazed with my PS Audio P600 for my Pioneer HD-710 and front end equipment. Everything has more definition and placement. I did visual testing with no sound and only after a few comparisons did not want to watch without the P600. I have owned the Tice power block and others but found they were dispensible. This is what I always wished was available to the audio/videophile for years. Also using a power plant seems to let the equipment come through and not add any of it's own sonic signature to anything.
I also found the biggest improvement was in the quality of the video in every respect. I also experienced something similar to Elizabeth. For fun I connected my Vansevers Reference conditioner from my audio system to the Video system and found the colors became too vibrant, almost cartoonish.
I probably could have adjusted the settings on the TV to tone it down, but it was already perfect with the conditioner I was using (Audio Power Pack II).
PS: I recommend you get a conditioner with dedicated Digital AC inputs. The Video will perform best with digital AC conditioning from my experience.