[jdandy]

Week before last member Cincy2 listed his PS Audio P10 AC regenerator for sale in the Marketplace and I bought it. At the same time my PS Audio Power Plant Premier in the living room system was purchased by member Vintage Pete. I now have my new to me P10 installed in my living room rack providing clean AC to my sound system. Setup was a breeze using the touch screen. This 73 lb. component was quite a handful to get unpacked and in the rack, but once in place it looks great. I am extremely pleased with the P10 performance, features, and ease of use.

I am fortunate to have a dedicated utility transformer on my property that feeds power to my home with no one else sharing it. My THD on the incoming AC is relatively low, and I suspect a portion of that THD comes from the connected household equipment, i.e air conditioning, refrigeration, computers, televisions, etc. The P10 is powered with a 20 amp dedicated circuit and powers all equipment in the rack except the power amplifier. The MC452 is powered from its own 20 amp dedicated circuit through a Furutech Flux 50 inline power filter. I am certain their is sufficient reserve power from the P10 to support the MC452 but I prefer it being fed in this manner. The P10 displays my incoming power at 124.5 volts with THD of 1.9%. The output is 120.6 volts with THD of 0.1%. The voltage regulation and THD reduction is essential to the the system operation which is sounding better than ever. The PS Audio P10 is a nice upgrade. I am very pleased I made this purchase.