Travis ©
More than a 'power strip'.
I didn't have a pre-existing issue such as poor utility power, but I'm aware of musicians relying on these to protect their gear moving from one venue to another, and many with those have poor power quality, old wiring infrastructure, etc. I have opened one of these up and I'm satisfied there's substantial Hardware in here, well beyond the power strip high frequency filtering, high quality capacitors, etc. Longevity of my equipment and peace of mind is the premise. I think these particular models are worth exactly what the price is, no more and no less. Premium Power conditioners with voltage regulation are available for a higher price point, but we're leaving any interference from, and electrical fatigue from the input source to my equipment was the goal and this fits the bill. One thing I take issue with is the torsion place on the board because one corner of it is pulled down to the switch, internally, don't think that stress on the circuit board is any good. The mounting posts inside the enclosure for the main board are uneven and do not accommodate the switch properly, they should shorten the posts or extend the legs of the switch instead of pulling the board down with a screw. Any Engineers that are reading this will know what I'm talking about.
