My pleasure Bob
Hope they will also start designing US version! Depends on market of course,,,,,
You can see, Monster stopped manufacturing those HTS filters, Belkin stopped manufacturing them, maybe market is too narrow to invest in
Hope Powergrip will survive!
My favorite are the Audience aR series - insanely expensive. I was fortunate to find one at a fantastic price used. Coupled with a few of the Art Audio PB4X4Pro and the Cerious Graphene power chords - that really made a difference.
http://www.audience-av.com/conditioners/
I hope they do come to the US
On the PB 4X4Pro - for $80 these are a bargain - they do use MOV's that need to be replaced every 5 yras or so (depending on the amount of power surges your area gets - storms and lightning being the worst culprits:
All PRO SERIES models have an additional internal discrete module called APF™ (Advanced Power Filtering) which filters out digital and dimmer hash as well as any high frequency noise that is above the audio range. Some off-the-shelf add-on modules saturate and lose their filtering effectiveness as the load increases, but by using a high power discrete design we were able to create a filter that stays effective over the full operating range.
By using both Common Mode and Differential Mode topologies in series for the filter design we are able to block virtually all of the unwanted noise that is between the AC line and ground, and also the two sides of the AC line. This has the additional benefit of reducing ground loop problems in your system. High frequency noise currents in particular are highly attenuated in both directions so that any line noise that could be generated by one of your components is not allowed to get back into your main A.C. wiring so if you use a number of PRO SERIES Power Conditioners in your setup, you can distribute and isolate the noisy components from the sensitive components in your system. Additionally, any signals above 10kHz are filtered from the line with over 40dB of attenuation above 100kHz and beyond.
I have SR Teslapex wall socket, with the Audience aR plugged in, then run the four separate PB4X4Pro from that. I like the fact almost all my gear (esp the ones with SMPS) are on separate isolated filters, and the DAC is run alone on it's own. So the DAC's clocks are triple isolated - once by the Audience aR then again by it's own dedicated PB4X4Pro - but with the isolation of AC feedback into the mains for the Mutec, RN and OCX - their SMPS are isolated from the DAC at their respective power filter end. So the DAC has double filtering from all those SMPS's.
