the t.racks Power Conditioner 12

You get what you expect.
I've been using it for a while now and had no flaws so far.

I'm using this as a power strip for my amps/pedals on live stages and rehearsal places. It keeps my tube amps stable in sound and power, on top of that it prevents my gear from possible damage caused by the venues we're playing. The extra cost and weight is worth it WHEN this might happen (hopefully never).

I've read a complaint about the noises it produces but I can assure you this is barely hearable. It depends on your 'studio' situation, I cannot imagine hearing the unit on any recording when it's sat 2 meters from the microphone. It's definitely not a noisy product!

What makes it so much cheaper then?

- THE WEIGHT, it is HEAVY!
- It has NO noise filtering.
- It takes up to 2U in your rack.
- unusable with different voltages across the world.
- finishing quality --> It is built like a tank but mine had a crooked on/off switch.. It works perfectly but this is not supposed to be shipped like this.

Equivalents from Furman are very expensive, to me the price difference isn't worth it. I truly recommend this product!

After an incident when I could have lost my equipment on the road, it was decided to exclude possible repetition of the incident. It is really heavy but still tolerable for the Studio often moving around various halls. Microphones with transformers in the design (U87 Ai in the first place) showed a complete absence of network noise. In the signal at high amplification values, only the noise of microphone preamps (clarett 8pre usb) is observed (this is absolutely objective). Genelec 8030c began to play drier but more accurately (perhaps a subjective opinion). The guys from Thomann made a definitely great fun for the requested money. Recommended for purchase. After some time, I will make an update about its behavior.

Wir können diesen Power Conditioner leider nicht einsetzen. Geplant war, dass das Gerät nicht nur zwei Amps und den Mixer versorgt, sondern auch noch ein wenig Licht und zwei Projektoren. Die benötigte Leistung von max 600W war kein Problem. Leider haben die Projektoren das HDMI Signal nicht mehr stabil empfangen können. Dabei war das HDMI Kabel nicht einmal in der Nähe verlegt. Kurios ist zudem, dass das Problem selbst dann auftrat, wenn alle Verbraucher über eine separate Steckerleiste angeschlossen wurden. Es reichte, den Power Conditioner einzustecken. Er musste nicht einmal eingeschaltet werden, um das HDMI Problem zu reproduzieren. Weiss nicht ob das ein fehlerhaftes Gerät ist. Die Anleitung warnt jedenfalls nicht vor Kompatibilitätsproblemen und gibt auch keine Informationen über die genaue Funktionsweise.