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Old 12-24-2002
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Power Line Conditioning

I don't really have any problems with RF or noise spikes in my project studio so are there any other benefits from a Power Line conditioner such as a Furman?

I already use power strips with spike protectors.

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Power strips do NOT give surge protection, whatever they say. You spend a lot of money on your system, and a good power conditioner will keep all of the power consistent, and this is a good thing. They are one of the best investments most people could make (unless they already have one).

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Power conditioning will lower your noise floor. You wind up with line noise from your reefer/furnace/gear/whatever.

And conditioned power will eliminate most if not all common spikes and other line noise.

Furman claims their high-end stuff can reduce noise floor up to 13dB. That seems like an awful lot. But even if you only got HALF that it would be a big step in the right direction.
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I agree with C7sus. I bought a cheap rack rider with no frills. It definitely lowered the nopise floor in my studio. How many DB? I don't know, but it was quite appearent.
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