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Old 06-27-2019, 10:09 PM
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Default What are ML owners using to protect against power surges?

I have my stereo equipment surge protected through a Torus power conditioner.

I currently have Impressions but will be moving up to a pair of Renaissance next month.They will be plugged into separate power lines from the rest of my stereo pieces.

I am concerned that they could be vulnerable to a power surge/lightning strike and not sure how best to protect them.

Appreciate and and all feedback as to what I should do.

Thank you!
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