Rfprice, your AC power situation can be improved by (1) using dedicated lines for your audio & (2) using a regenerator or power conditioner.
I use a PS Audio P300 regenerator & my need stemmed mostly from the fact that i needed TT speed control & I preferred to by the P300 over a VPI or Walker motor control. I have my front end components plugged into the P300 & my preamp + power amp go straight into the wall. With this combination, I find there is no current restriction from the P300 & it controls the TT speed really well. I won't be giving up my P300 any time soon. In fact, I spent some more $ on it & had Rick Cullen in Calif upgrade my P300 to the latest version that has the Multiwave oscillator.
I did not find any power conditioner that i liked as I found them to be too limiting - their influence on the sonics was to limit them. I do use a RGPC 400 but that it used clean up the AC to the P300 only.
FWIW.
I use a PS Audio P300 regenerator & my need stemmed mostly from the fact that i needed TT speed control & I preferred to by the P300 over a VPI or Walker motor control. I have my front end components plugged into the P300 & my preamp + power amp go straight into the wall. With this combination, I find there is no current restriction from the P300 & it controls the TT speed really well. I won't be giving up my P300 any time soon. In fact, I spent some more $ on it & had Rick Cullen in Calif upgrade my P300 to the latest version that has the Multiwave oscillator.
I did not find any power conditioner that i liked as I found them to be too limiting - their influence on the sonics was to limit them. I do use a RGPC 400 but that it used clean up the AC to the P300 only.
FWIW.