Axiom Home Page Forums General Discussion Advice from Axiom Owners voltage stabilizer ?

does anyone use these i know monster makes them they look like a amp but use a series of capacitors to clean power , smooth out voltage , and act as a surge protector .

There's no need for such a thing. You home wiring will do just fine. Most electronics have the ability to deal with fluctuations through the power supply.

Nice eye candy though, I have the Belkin PF60. If you have a seperate amp, these power filter/surge suppressor items make it a little easier on the amps as they fire them up after the preamp is turned and allow a little delay if so desired.

So far as any actual benefit to having one is purely up to each situation, as some people have very noisy/spiky power systems feeding their homes and these products help even things out, which in theory should make life easier on the components hooked up to them, although in reality, most products allow for these discrepencies with their own power supplies containing a certain amount of suppression already.

I like my Tripplite, as it shows me how many amps I'm drawing at any given minute. Also, each bank is isolated.

i just figured a power bar cost 3/4 of the price the have them on sale for , and its allways nice to have another component haha

wow belkin makes a nice power bar kinda pricey

I have always liked Belkin products and best of all it is not Monster

You said voltage stabilizer not a power conditioner. There's a huge difference.

really how so?

Voltage stabilizer Power conditioner