PS Audio Power Plant Premier THD Output Results


I recently purchased a used PS Audio Power Plant Premier.

After installing the unit and plugging in my LED TV, Oppo Blu-Ray Player, and Marantz Pre-Amp I checked the PPP's THD output results and I am getting a 1% THD on the output.

I sent an email to PS Audio and was told that the PPP should be providing me with an THD output of .4 to .5% in order to be working properly. The tech at PS Audio suggested that my PPP may need to have the regenerator rebuilt at a cost of $250 plus I have to pay for shipping both ways so I am looking at a $300 repair bill.

Basically, I would like to hear from any PPP owners to find out what your THD output readings are when you have your connected gear powered on and running through the PPP.

I am a bit skeptical that there is a problem with my PPP as I am getting a THD output of 1% which is only .5% higher than what PS Audio claims my PPP should be delivering.
southernphoenix
Addendum:

I sent PS Audio a reply asking them why I was told one thing by one employee and the opposite from another and they just responded.

Apparently, the other employee thought that I had said that I was getting .1% THD on the output when in fact I said 1% THD. He went on to say that I should be seeing aboutr .4% THD on the output side with a 2.5% THD on the input side which is what I was originally told by the other PS Audio employee....

I give up....

My new name for PS Audio is BS Audio.....

Anyone want to buy a PPP.....
I've had both the PPP and the P5, and the P5 is by far a superior unit. Better built, better performance in terms of % distortion, and it sounds better too (more punch in the bass).

I'd recommend the upgrade from the PPP any time.
I'm sure the P5 is better, it also costs $3,500 which is way more than I can afford and would ever spend on a piece of gear like this.

I'll stick with my PPP for now and one day when I can get a used P3 or P5 for under $1,000 I will upgrade.