New PS Audio PerfectWave Power Plants

[Ammonite Audio]

PS Audio have launched a couple of new mains regenerators that sit above the Power Plant Premier (PPP), which I have. Details of the bigger version are at http://www.psaudio.com/ps/products/detail/perfectwave-power-plant-10?cat=power . Here is the bigger version:

http://www.psaudio.com/uploads/images/products/P10-silver-side.jpg

I am wholly convinced by the benefits of the PPP, bought after hearing Martin's system, but it's clear that it struggles with high UK mains voltages - in my house I have seen 260v on quite a few occasions and the norm is 250v. PS Audio state that the new PerfectWave products are designed to cope with such high voltages and are more sophisticated too. I have a feeling that I can't afford one, but I'd like to!

Neat features include the touch screen display, which will plot mains voltage, distortion and load.

Have any of our US and Canada members tried these PerfectWave products yet?

[John]

I hate to think how heavy that is I remember once helping Sanui of Ultimate sonic move a P1200 bloody hell

[flapland]

But John I bet your balanced power supply ways nearly the same and your Power Amp can't be far behind.

Is Salvation any closer by the way.

[John]

Should be up and running next week

[flapland]

Ohh, might need to find a excuse to pop over and have a gawp and listen.

[Reid Malenfant]

I hate to think how heavy that is I remember once helping Sanui of Ultimate sonic move a P1200 bloody hell
I think you'll find that the newer stuff is much more efficient John & lighter in weight ;) I wouldn't like to guess at the weight of the P1200 having just lifted 110lbs of P600 onto the top of my rack, it was a two person job & still damn awkward at that :eek:

[goraman]

Heavy and very expencive,I have several of there power cords and have seen there perfact wave.
There stuff is all top quality and over built.
There Pralude SC 10awg. power cords are fantastic if you can get them.
I have at least 8 rangeing from 1 meter to 2 meters.
The ground post can be removed if a ground loop occures ,just by unscrewing it!
I wish you guys had 110v, it makes the step down for audio much simpler, and it's safer.