PS audio P10 reliability problems?
 

Hi friends,
The electricity in my city is really REALY! bad, constant drops, in summer we suffer cuts in the power for 12 hours at least.
I was thinking in add a P10 to my system but i read a lot of people that has problems with the ps audio powerplants.
In my country a P10 costs 7k (is a lot of money) and don't want to have any problem if i decide to spend that amount of cash.
What oppinion you had of this product?is a good purchase?
Thank you!

I've had my P10 for a couple of years, and a P5 before that. I've never had a problem with it. Solid product!

Very few dealers sell more P10's than me; they are highly reliable. :yes:

No issues with mine. Nearly 2 years.

Thanks guys!:thumbsup:

3 years with a P10 and P5 (two of these)... no issues.:thumbsup:

Fabulous Hector!
Thanks a lot!

Very happy with my P10 from Ivan!

I've had a P5 for years, works consistently but it did replace a PPP which went out on me - was returning for repair when PSA offered me a good replacement deal with a P5. The PPP itself was what I traded up to from the original curvy regenerator they released back in the late 90s. Generally, I think the P-series are solid but I've found the P5 to be a bit limiting when used with mymonoblocks, so I'd say go for the P10 if that's the plan.

I've had a lot of PS Audio gear over the years, and still use the PWT/PWDII digital front-end which has been super-reliable for years. OTOH, I did have quite a few difficulties with their gain cell preamp they sold a few years back. That had to be returned twice --somehow, that sticks in my mind when I think about the new BHK amps and the effort that would be involved in returning one of those monsters! As others have noted, the company are really very customer-centric and even when I was having problems, I found them to be really helpful and easy to deal with throughout the repair process.

The P10 is good; Power Plant Premier not so good
 

The P10 is a solid product. The Power Plant Premier's had quite a few quality issues and I would avoid those..