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Power Conditioner

I currently have a Torus RM20 power conditioner. Has anyone compared the RM20 to any Shunyata or IsoTek power conditioner? What Shunyata or IsoTek power conditioner do you recommend I compare to the RM20? Is it better to have one power conditioner for lower power components and a separate conditioner for the amplifier?
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cohsystms
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a little bit,accompanied by a harmonic "footprint."
I will guarantee an increase in signal energy!
cohsystms
15 posts
 
Essentially, the goal is to restore energy or life to the sound.
The AC line reference is altered and a "new" one is created.
The Sorcer units have been approved by the city of Los Angeles in compliance of electrical safety standards. 
cohsystms
15 posts
 
The ADD-Powr Sorcer x4 is a conditioner unlike any other design on the market. It has been used by several mastering engineers including Bernie Becker of Becker Mastering. And yes, it can go on the road and treat chaotic AC (single phase) in arenas, such as on the Neil Diamond tour.
Placed in the stage monitor mix area, musicians on stage heard an improvement in their monitor mix! How can that be??!!
The device is creating a disturbance, albeit low frequency on the AC line while kicking up the peaks and valleys on the signal, 
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