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Anyone have an opinion on the ART Power Conditioners?

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The SP PS and PB all seem to be a very cheap options... not sure if it is worth it for audio though. Does anyone have any experience with the ART Power Conditioners? If not, what do you think of their specs? Would it make any difference with audio equipment?

PS. I'll try to post a link later, but right now I have to run.
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If you go to www.artroch.com and click on 'Products' and 'Power Conditioners' you can see all of the units they offer. Still not sure if these would be good for hi-fi. Looks like they are made for clubs and recording studios and the like though, so it seems promising.
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This seems to be the best one out of the three, what do you think?

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PS4x4 - Dual Metered Power Dist. System Overview
The PS 4x4 features a backlit linear meter to monitor input voltage, which gives the user a familiar analog style readout when monitoring voltage from a power source. The PS 4x4 has a backlit linear Ammeter showing Load Current in amperes. This additional meter gives an analog "real-world" look at how much power you are using ...hence the term "power station". While the associated voltmeter stays relatively stable and varies slightly with line voltage and house wiring, the ammeter varies much more, as power is consumed. For example, if the unit is in a rack with digital equipment and preamps, it may not vary a lot (even if you had 8 200 watt network computers hooked up, it would show if all are up and running). However, if it is in a rack with one or more power amps, the meter's indicator may be bouncing all around - and providing a great indication of output.

The PS 4x4 also features ART's "4x4" distribution on the back of the unit -- four of the eight rear outputs are 1.25 inches apart. This allows the user to plug in wide power cables and multiple wall wart devices, and still have eight total power outlets to choose from.

Built into the PS 4x4 is a surge and spike protection system, designed to protect powered equipment from harmful electric surges and spikes. The unit also has RFI and EMI filtering, a 15 amp breaker, and a total power capacity of 1800 watts. The PS 4x4 also features a front-located on/off power switch (which lights up when turned on), and a front-mounted circuit breaker reset switch. The rugged, all-steel chassis occupies 1U rack spaces and is intended for installation into standard 19" equipment racks.

Applications for the PS 4x4 include: Live Sound Systems/PA, Permanent or Fixed Installations, Church, Club and Practice PA Systems, DJ Sound Systems, Home and Project Recording Systems, and Monitor Systems.

The PS 4x4 features a one-year warranty.



PS4x4 - Dual Metered Power Dist. System Specifications
Ammeter Metering - Current, Linear Metered
Circuit Breaker15 Amp; Front Location
Construction - All-Steel Chassis
Filtering - EMI & RFI
Light Pipes - 2 Front Pull-Out, Shock Mounted
Power Capacity - 1800 Watts
Power Outlets - Eight Rear Outlets
Power Switch - Front Location - On/Off
Power Switch Illumination - Yes - In "On" Position
Protection Circuit - Surge & Spike Protection
Dimensions - 1U Rack Mountable
Voltage Metering - Input Voltage, Linear Metered
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