also, remember that this whole ac power thing is a very unscientific exercise. there's a school of people who'll tell you it makes ALL the difference in the world. there's a school of people who'll tell you it's bunk. the latter have a bit more science on their side, but the proof of course is in the hearing.

so test the stuff out with your own ears.

the detractors will argue (a) you only need this stuff if you have really crappy (inconsistent, etc.) power coming into your house and (b) the aural differences are because they generally starve your devices of power so they sound more "detailed" because they're "thinner" due to lack of power. i'm not saying they're right or wrong - just pointing out the arguments.

also remember that lightning protection is usually covered in your homeowners insurance policy. they do this for a reason: it's relatively rare.

good luck.

doody.



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