If your concerned about power surges and restoral of power spikes, then get with your power company and see if they offer a surge protection device which mounts onto the outside power meter (they pull your meter from the box, install a surge protector which is similiar in size to the meter & then re-connect the meter to the surge protector). I've had one for several years now, and have never had any worries. My power company charges $4 per month -- oh well, a simliar device, which I'll call a Transient Voltage Surge Suppressor (TVSS) made by Square D is over $1K and doesn't include installation -- let alone getting an act of congress to approve the install to the power meter (which no one owns but the power company). Several years ago, a lightening strike hit across the street and that house lost practically everything plugged into the wall (TV's, Computers, Fridge, etc).
Surge protection for SF Line 3
I'm in the market for a surge protector for my Sonic Frontiers Line-3/se Pre-amp.I would like a conditioner/surge but Chris Johnson who designed the unit says it should be plugged strait into the wall.We have a fair amount of surges and power outages in our area so I need some protection.I'm using dedicated line's for each of my components with hubble outlets.Any opinions would be great..