2 Bryston 7B sst2 and PS Audio PS-15 Power Plant Regenerating Power Conditioner?


My gear is 2 Bryston 7B SST2 and 3 7B SST amps a Marantz AV 8805 with a set of Wilson Sabrina fronts and Wilson 3 center, good rears a CD and a Apple streamer etc. All my cables are Transparent Audio Reference Gen 5. My problem is that I’m stuck living in a condo until my home is built. Living in the condo forces me to draw power from one 20 amp breaker. I’m always running on the edge of how much electricity I can draw from that breaker so I’m looking for a work around because I can’t add a dedicated circuit in the condo. That’s due to being a renter. I have read a # of recommendation for Bryston amps and most state they should not be plugged into a power conditioner. But in an attempt at gaining a bit more “headroom” on the breaker and more control of the power coming out of the wall I’m considering buying a PS Audio PS-15 Power Plant Regenerating Power Conditioner.
I’m unclear if it would really help in my situation or not and I don’t want to spend money and the end up with an expensive unit that really doesn’t help.
Thanks.
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Are you popping the breaker? if not maybe its a non issue.
Do you really need 7B's  for surround speakers in a condo? maybe a less expensive class D, 3 channel amp would solve your issues until your house is finished. probably be cheaper then a new regen that you don't need. 

Power regens need to draw more power then they are being asked to supply to the attached components due to their internal losses, so not going to help you with the over all current draw on the circuit. basically worse then a power bar for total power draw.