[marvda1]

anyone have any experience with these line conditioners and if you do how do they sound? you can get one on the net that retails for $750 for about $150.

[warnerwh]

I'm sure they work well. Belkin has been doing this for a long time.  Personally I like the Powervar and Oneac commercial grade line conditioners. Not as pretty but very effect, I feel safe knowing that some of my gear is plugged into one. I do also use an inexpensive Tripp Lite for some gear that I don't care about as much, think it cost about 70 bucks.
Where's this conditioner on the net you are referring to?

[marvda1]

here's a link:  http://www.microsupply.com/product_info.php?products_id=7454

http://www.buy.com/prod/PureAV_2_Power_Console_PF40_13_outlet_Silver_Series/q/loc/101/90139792.html

here's a thread on the conditioner at av123:  http://av123forum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=11396

$750 at best buy.

marvin

[murphy11]

You can also the the PF60 for $199 at Digitally Unique (now on backorder) http://av123forum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=11209

[murphy11]

Edit - doesn't look llike the PF60 is listed anymore, but the have the PF40 listed as in stock at $144.

[Charles Calkins]

I bought my PF40 at thetwistergroup.com. Looks and works fine. The music doesn't sound any better. The TV picture is a wee bit better. It's just another bells and whistles gizmo that we absolutely must have!!!

                                   Cheers
                                   Charlie