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From Sterophile; "Power conditioners can be as simple as chokes: big chunks of magnetic stuff, usually ferrous metal, wrapped around your wire (or vice versa), and acting as inductors—and, hence, as low-pass filters, to remove high-frequency noise from the AC. Other, similarly passive power-treatment devices use fancier new materials and more sophisticated technologies, but PS Audio advises its customers not to put all their trust in AC power filters. They write, that such devices may "'bleach' the sound and rob the music of life and dynamics." PS Audio's solution is to start from scratch: take the power coming in through the wall, rectify it, store it, regulate it, use it to generate a new and better AC signal, and then send it out (with usefully low impedance). Think of it as a highly specialized source component that outputs just one frequency, combined with a powerful amplifier. As long as your devices don't crave more power than the Power Plant can deliver—1500VA peak, 1200VA continuous—it should be a near-perfect solution to the problem of crappy power, assuming crappy power is a problem that needs solving. Description: Regulated AC regenerator with 9 outputs and multiple output waveforms. Load capability: 1500VA peak, 1200VA continuous. Output impedance: <0.015 ohms. Distortion on output wave: <0.5% into resistive and reactive loads. Dimensions: Size430W x 360D x (215H. Weight: 33kg. Shipping weight: 38kg Loads of reviews online: "I can honestly say that the P10 makes a worthwhile improvement in sound. More than anything else it seems to reduce the noise-floor considerably, adding to the overall transparency of the system as a whole". https://positive-feedback.com/reviews/hardware-reviews/ps-audio-power-plant-p10/ https://www.stereophile.com/content/ps-audio-perfectwave-p10-power-plant-ac-regenerator Manual is here, scroll down: https://www.psaudio.com/pages/downloads In excellent condition but no box or cables.