2. tech-talk
  3. 1374513317

PS Audio P3 power Plant

I like to know if I can connect to P3 power plant ( ps audio) my pass lab power amp XA 30.5? I also need to connect other gears to it like CD player and Pre Amp to same P3 . XA 30.5 takes max 200 watts , whereas CD player and preamp put together will take no more than 200 watts . P3 gives 750 watts , so that appears to be safe. But my can I connect power amp and CD player+ preamp to one same P3 power plant ? Or do I need separate conditioner for power amp XA30.5 ?
Besides this , can you suggest if ps audio P3 is the right choice for my application ? Or do I consider to buy some other power conditioner ?
Your suggestions , comments are welcome .
radni
plato
1,543 posts
 
I agree with Oldtex, your gear is well under the maximum rating of the P3, Class-A or not. And I believe the newer PS Audio regenerators are more efficient than the older models like Elizabeth has. But if there is any question by all means contact PS Audio directly and they will give you a prompt answer.
dopogue
1,773 posts
 
Plato is right. The new generation PS Audio units (P3, P5, P10 -- I have a P10) are way more efficient that the old series. I had two of the original P300s and yes, they were inefficient and ran very hot. They couldn't begin to handle one of my 845 SET monoblocks, let alone both of them. The P10 handles everything And yes, I tried the stuff into the wall and compared. Like others here, I wouldn't be without one of these regenrators.
nieveulv
9 posts
 
I want to purchase a p3 as well. However, the power supply of my densen b-330 is 750VA which is equal to the p3. Does this mean my densen b-330 power amp uses 750VA of power? Will the p3 be able to power my system?
System:

Macbook pro -> Nad m51 dac -> densen b200 (2x20va power supply) -> densen b-330 (750va power supply) -> neat mf5.

How would you recommend i install them?

Thanks all :)
More to discover