With respect to all of the posts before mine, I'll try not to restate other observations.
I started with a P300 for my 2 channel system and then purchased a Power Plant Premier for my home theater system. The howl it made trying to handle a plasma TV drove me crazy especially considering that the PS Audio tech staff said there was nothing wrong with it. Finally I was able to get a response from Paul McGowan who admitted that the PPP was not able to properly handle the load from a plasma TV. I then bought a Pure Power regenerator (made in Ontario Canada) that handled the home theater system with ease so I bought another one for my 2 channel system. Turned out that my tube equipment did not care for the class D based product and started to make uncontrollable squealing noises. I then fell under Paul's spell again and bought a P10. You should remember that sinewave is the only safe mode for tube equipment and it basically is an amp so the better the power cord, the better the sound.
I started with a P300 for my 2 channel system and then purchased a Power Plant Premier for my home theater system. The howl it made trying to handle a plasma TV drove me crazy especially considering that the PS Audio tech staff said there was nothing wrong with it. Finally I was able to get a response from Paul McGowan who admitted that the PPP was not able to properly handle the load from a plasma TV. I then bought a Pure Power regenerator (made in Ontario Canada) that handled the home theater system with ease so I bought another one for my 2 channel system. Turned out that my tube equipment did not care for the class D based product and started to make uncontrollable squealing noises. I then fell under Paul's spell again and bought a P10. You should remember that sinewave is the only safe mode for tube equipment and it basically is an amp so the better the power cord, the better the sound.