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In Reply to: Monster power 'Clean' circuitry? posted by sqmeyer on November 26, 2000 at 00:47:41:

I use the HTS-1000 which contains the "Stage 2" filtering in addition to the "Stage 1" filtering of the unit BS64 uses. It is an eight outlet version of the twelve outlet HTS-2000 that TAS raved over. Mine did make a significant difference for the $150 invested. My situation is somewhat different than yours because I have more front end components. In addition to CDP, I also run my preamp, turntable, and speaker transformers through the unit.
Although I did not experience any overt buzzing or noise on the line prior to using the HTS-1000, everything is now quieter, revealing more detail. Here is a link to the monster site:
http://www.monstercable.com/power/index.html

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Topic - Monster power 'Clean' circuitry? - sqmeyer 00:47:41 11/26/00 (4)

Re: Monster power 'Clean' circuitry? - AndrewH 20:09:56 11/27/00 (0)

Whatever Richard Marsh does, it works! - e-stat 06:41:09 11/26/00 (0)

Re: Monster power 'Clean' circuitry? - BS64 05:03:31 11/26/00 (1)

Re: Monster power 'Clean' circuitry? - Alan 00:52:45 11/27/00 (0)

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