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- Preamp, Processor or Receiver
- StormAudio ISP Elite 24 MK3 Processor
- Main Amp
- McIntosh MC1.25KW Monoblock Amps
- Additional Amp
- StormAudio PA 16 MK3
- Computer Audio
- Intel NUC w/ Roon ROCK
- Universal / Blu-ray / CD Player
- Panasonic UB9000 4K UHD Player (for media discs)
- Front Speakers
- RTJ 410
- Center Channel Speaker
- MartinLogan Focus C-18
- Front Wide Speakers
- JTR Neosis 110HT
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- JTR Neosis 210RT
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- JTR Neosis 210RT
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- JTR Neosis 110HT-SL
- Rear Height Speakers
- JTR Neosis 110HT-SL
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- JTR Captivator 2400 x6
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- VTI Amp Stands for the Monoblocks
- Video Display Device
- Sony 98X90L
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- Universal MX-890
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- Kaleidescape | FireCube | Lenova X1 - Intel NUC for Roon
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Lifetime Roon Subscription
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qobuz
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- Dish Joey 4K
- Other Equipment
- Zero Surge 8R15W-1 | Salamander Synergy Equipment Stand
My room is on a dedicated 100 amp circuit, but I have no idea if my power is clean and/or if it even matters... or how to test it.
I see a lot of money thrown at power conditioning and such. I use to be a Panamax guy and had a couple of their higher end units in my system years ago but did away with them after some dealers at a show told me I was doing more harm than good. They said just go with a regular surge protector, but I apparently did not get a very good one and learned my lesson about lightening... and had quite a bit of damage to several electronics from a lightening strike surge several years ago. The Furman surge protector I had my equipment plugged into did nothing at all to help... and Furman just said "oops, sorry about that". I ended up getting a Zero Surge 8R15W-I box to plug my processor and amps into, and use Tripp Lite Isobar units for the smaller stuff.
What are you using, why, and do you really know if it's helping... and do you have a UPS backup?
I see a lot of money thrown at power conditioning and such. I use to be a Panamax guy and had a couple of their higher end units in my system years ago but did away with them after some dealers at a show told me I was doing more harm than good. They said just go with a regular surge protector, but I apparently did not get a very good one and learned my lesson about lightening... and had quite a bit of damage to several electronics from a lightening strike surge several years ago. The Furman surge protector I had my equipment plugged into did nothing at all to help... and Furman just said "oops, sorry about that". I ended up getting a Zero Surge 8R15W-I box to plug my processor and amps into, and use Tripp Lite Isobar units for the smaller stuff.
What are you using, why, and do you really know if it's helping... and do you have a UPS backup?