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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I tried a "Conditioner" that fellow club members swore by.
After a couple weeks of listening I felt the sound had deteriorated
but I was not sure how. I brought a friend with years of experience and
great listening skills over. First he heard it for a few minutes with the device connected. Then we disconnected it and within 5 seconds his face lit up and he said the whole sound stage had opened up when the conditioner was out. Luckily I was able to return it. 
I do have two dedicated home runs to my system. One for Audio one for Video. Perhaps without those runs the conditioner would have had value.
Meantime it is one less piece to bother with. Yeah!!
Forgot to mention. The two lines added-which also included an ethernet wire and cable tv line-cost $300 in labor and about $100 in parts. If
you have the option, I would recommend doing it first.