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Monster Power Line Conditioners

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Not sure where to put this, but it has to do with power and electrical appliences :p
I was wondering if these things are for real. I saw a Monster Power HTPS7000 for over a grand. Is there really any justification for this? Do they do amazing work? I would hope so for 1000+ dollars on the high end, but anyway. Is there going to be any difference between say the 300 dollar ones and the 1000+ dollar ones. I'm just wondering if it's one of those things for the super enthusiest, or if it's a nice enough change for even an average user to notice.
 
ThirtySixBelow said:
Not sure where to put this, but it has to do with power and electrical appliences :p
I was wondering if these things are for real. I saw a Monster Power HTPS7000 for over a grand. Is there really any justification for this? Do they do amazing work? I would hope so for 1000+ dollars on the high end, but anyway. Is there going to be any difference between say the 300 dollar ones and the 1000+ dollar ones. I'm just wondering if it's one of those things for the super enthusiest, or if it's a nice enough change for even an average user to notice.
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1) They do very good work

2) They are horrendously overpriced.


This is why monster came out of nowhere and is such a .. "strong" company financially.

There are equivelant products for much less money.

FOrtunately, I get mine about 50% off of retail :)
 
Any kind of line conditioner/regulator is a wise investment. By regulating and filtering the power coming in you should experience a more stable system that will likely have less hardware failures if you have "dirty" power coming in.
 
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