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HT power conditioner recommendations?

Posted by Kenreau on December 15, 2010 at 16:54:58:
I've got an original Monster HTPS 7000 power conditioner that is ~6-8 years old. It offers balanced power, separate filtering for analog/digital and video sources and has ~5 outlets. It has worked well and suits my needs.

I was considering replacing it with something a little newer (not new-new) and wanted to ask for recommendations. I was considering the bigger brother, the Monster AVS 2000. I see they now offer a Signature model.

Is Monster still considered a good recommendation for Power Conditioners? [no comment needed on their cables, or other business practices....] Any PS Audio, BP, or others that are great effective products for the money?

I need something that offers a minimum of 3 duplex outlets (6 devices) and can handle a large plasma, sat. receiver, PS3, ht processor and 7-channel amp. I have a dedicated circuit already installed. Budget range $500 to $750 (preowned, 2~3 years old).

Thanks
Kenreau