Question Power hookup for my audio components

Iagent

As you all know the convieniences of the Switched power source on the back of a reciever, you surely also know that there are never enough outlets. , Adding branch offs is tempting , but would overload the reciever.
Does anyone know of a unit that when one item is switched, that current is sensed to switch on a gang of outlets?
I have a small one that allows a power tool current draw to activate two outlets, but when used on my power amps, the switching dithers a bit, and I do not want to put my units through that as they are a little old, and it's just not right anyway.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

WilliamM2

http://www.smarthomeusa.com/Shop/Smart-Strip/Item/SCG3/

You could also use most of the Monster, Panamax, and Belkin power conditioners to do the same thing.

Iagent

WilliamM2 wrote: »

http://www.smarthomeusa.com/Shop/Smart-Strip/Item/SCG3/

You could also use most of the Monster, Panamax, and Belkin power conditioners to do the same thing.

Wow, thanks, this is what I'm looking for.

KingMeander

WilliamM2 wrote: »

http://www.smarthomeusa.com/Shop/Smart-Strip/Item/SCG3/

You could also use most of the Monster, Panamax, and Belkin power conditioners to do the same thing.

Hey, I think this looks awesome. I'd like to get two, however it advertises the clean power. Well when I bought my monster clean power surge it was $90+. So, I know part of that is just for the name, but will this one really work? Maybe a better question is do either really work?

Steven

WilliamM2

It will work for switching, as far as clean power? I don't know never used one.

I do have Panamax 4400 and Monster 3500 power conditioners, I bought these mainly for switching all my components on and off. I never noticed any improvement in picture or sound quality due to the power filtering on either unit. But then I have pretty good power here, so results may be different depending on the conditions where you are.