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In Reply to: RE: Regenerators - Power Plant 10 posted by Mike_in_MD on November 22, 2024 at 14:23:03:
I suggest reading up on the various generations of PS Audio power regenerators. I too use a P15 to power everything in a system where the amplifiers require very little current (high voltage tube amplifiers that direct drive ESLs), but I would not necessarily recommend running, say, high power SS amplifiers off something like the P10 which might be a bit small in terms of current capabilities for the job. Probably everything upstream of the power amplifiers could easily be handled by the P10, however. But my main point is that there are at least 3 or 4 generations of PS Audio power regenerators, and the latest generation seems to have got it right, which includes the P15 and P20. I would check reviews of the P10 before investing and check the power drawn by your amplifiers. I would want at least a 2X margin of overkill. That is, if the system requires a total of 5A, then a P10 would probably be ok. There are many power amplifiers that draw more than 5A as a stereo pair.
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