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Power conditoner..

I have a stand by generator for my house. I've noticed when we have an outage & the generator kicks on the lights in the house are brighter.  They are getting a full 120v.  Because of this I thought a power regenerator would  make a big difference in my stereo.  I installed a PS Audio Stellar 3 Power Plant & I can't tell any difference.  Oh well, live & learn.

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fertguy OP
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Gen is putting out 120v right on the $. I'm using a heavy cord from PS Audio.

 

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carlsbad2

I have PS Audio M1200 mono-blocks. I haven't listened to the stereo with gen power on. Guess I need to try it.

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vonhelmholtz

I'll give PS a call Monday...

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wizzzard

I'll have my line voltage checked. Might be a bigger problem.

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wfowenmd

After reading the comments & the way my voltage must be low, I may need to upgrade to the PP12 or 15.

 

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vk_onfilter

I'll check it out.  Thanks

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pack66184

That would save some $ buying used..

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willgolf

Nice looking unit..

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68pete

That's a shame too.

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dinov

My electrician checked the line voltage when the gen was installed & it was 120v with gen running. I didn't ask about the voltage from our overpriced power co. I have ordered a voltage tester.

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 @esarhaddon1 

I'm lucky to live in a small rural community..

 

 

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