Seeking advice on power conditioners/regenerators


I am wondering whether a power conditioner or regenerator would make a difference in my system, and if so what would you recommend in the "value" price category.
I have no idea if my power is "clean" or "dirty".  What I can say is I live in SoCal, my provider is SDG&E.  I have rooftop solar, panels made by Sunpower (with micro-inverters).  I am connected to the grid.
The components I have "plugged-in" are as follows:
Turntable power supply:  Linn Lingo II
Phono preamp:  PS Audio Stellar Phono
Integrated Amp:  Primaluna Dialogue Premium Integrated
CD Player:  Arcam CD23
Streamer:  Metrum Ambre
DAC:  Metrum Onyx

Thanks for your advice and recomendations.
mabonn

Showing 1 response by mijostyn

There is no such thing as a dedicated line. It all goes back to the same place. As far as current draw is concerned, your circuit breaker is going to trip long before you overload the line. As far as noise is concerned, any decent power supply will filter it out. That is what it does for a living, filter out AC, any AC. 
All this business with "power conditioning" is lay instinct run amok. Replacing my entire system would cost just shy of $100,000.00. All I use is one 10 socket power strip for the front end and two separate 20 amp lines for 4 power amplifiers totaling 4000 watts of power. Most of the units are using their stock power cords others I made myself. I tried a power conditioner way back. All it did was take up space.