Experience with power conditioners

I think you'll find a ton of info on this subject and many will agree and disagree on the same product depending on system.If you weed through it all you'll find that if you don't need it don't buy it.Try dedicated lines first and then proceed with caution...I am sure all the products mentioned are fine products but who knows you may not even need any....

Just for fun, if you use the modestly priced, flimsily constructed, top of the line version of Mapleshade Records power strip with its built-in power cord, there will be a pleasing improvement in performance. That way, while you research everything else that is available, you're simulating dedicated lines, and elaborate power conditioners.
When visitors see what has enabled clear, natural sound in my systems there is disbelief. Not hard to re-sell if your results are not equally satisfying.
If your system benefits then you rush out and load up on recordings to listen to after saving so much money.

I too would like to know what gives with Power Conditioners.
I have 2 dedicated 20 amp circuits run to my 2 channel system. I've split the load between the 2 circuits. Can I improve the quality of sound with a conditioner? Or am I just adding more bright lights to my "look"