Monster Power HTS 1600 Feedback

javygonx
javygonx Posts: 70
edited February 2009 in Electronics
Hi guys:

I went to CC and saw that Monster Power HTS 1600 for $99, so I checked other websites, and was nearly $200, so I just bought it.

My Marantz every time I turn it on, I get some video noise, and sometimes seeing a movie appears again. Im not sure how good is this HTS1600, but removes all that noise, and the audio and video are more clear.

Some people says it doenst makes any difference, but I really noticed. Any one has same impressions?
Panasonic 65" Plasma
Pioneer SC81
PS4 BluRay / Memorex BD-Player
Polk RTiA7 Fronts
Polk CS2 Center
Polk RTi4 Surrounds
Eomtiva XRef12
Monster Power HtS 1600 Power Line Filter/Conditioner
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  • Falcon01
    Falcon01 Posts: 89
    edited February 2009
    I have the Monster HTS1600 also and I love simply for the piece of mind that my equipment is protected not to mention they are all getting CLEAN power.

    As far as your Marantz receiver, make sure you have it plugged into the High Current outlets on the 1600 and you should be fine.

    Some people noticed a big improvement in audio and video when hooking up their equipment to a power conditioner but I didn't. I think those people that notice a difference either live in old house/apts or they just don't have clean wiring somewhere.

    Still, if you have spent your hard earned money on your audio/video gear, getting one of these Monster power conditioners is a good investment, especially at $99! You got it for a great price. :)
    Pioneer 50" Plasma (PDP 5080 HD)
    Pioneer Elite VSX-01
    Panasonic BD35
    PS3
    Monster MP HTS1600 Power Conditioner
    Paradigm Monitor 7's v3 (Front)
    Paradigm CC370 v3 (Center)
    Paradigm ADP 370's v2 (Surround)
    Polk Audio Rti4's (Back)
    Paradigm PW 2100 V2 (Sub)

    Coming Soon: 5 channel or 7 channel amp.
  • Sherardp
    Sherardp Posts: 8,038
    edited February 2009
    Im a fan of CLEAN power, I run the MK7000 and 3500. Both perform well.
    Shoot the jumper.....................BALLIN.............!!!!!

    Home Theater Pics in the Showcase :cool:

    http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showcase/view.php?userid=73580
  • javygonx
    javygonx Posts: 70
    edited February 2009
    Hi again:

    I put my receiver in the receiver outlet, not in the high current. I will switch it. Where do I put my subwoofer? BTW for me its not a GREAT Improvement because I dont have problems with grounds here, but I really noticed a clear sound, and sharper image. Thanks for feedbacks.
    Panasonic 65" Plasma
    Pioneer SC81
    PS4 BluRay / Memorex BD-Player
    Polk RTiA7 Fronts
    Polk CS2 Center
    Polk RTi4 Surrounds
    Eomtiva XRef12
    Monster Power HtS 1600 Power Line Filter/Conditioner
  • Falcon01
    Falcon01 Posts: 89
    edited February 2009
    Plug your sub into the receiver outlet although I think I read somewhere that the sub should be plugged into a seperate outlet from the Monster power conditioner altogether. I could be wrong though so hopefuly someone here will confirm.
    Pioneer 50" Plasma (PDP 5080 HD)
    Pioneer Elite VSX-01
    Panasonic BD35
    PS3
    Monster MP HTS1600 Power Conditioner
    Paradigm Monitor 7's v3 (Front)
    Paradigm CC370 v3 (Center)
    Paradigm ADP 370's v2 (Surround)
    Polk Audio Rti4's (Back)
    Paradigm PW 2100 V2 (Sub)

    Coming Soon: 5 channel or 7 channel amp.
  • metal83
    metal83 Posts: 1,219
    edited February 2009
    I've had the HTS 1600 for about a year so far, no problems with it yet.
    I also have the HTS 2000, but since that one is just a giant power strip, it doesn't look to well placed on a shelf.
  • javygonx
    javygonx Posts: 70
    edited February 2009
    Should I have to turn off HTS1600 before sleep or when not in use, or can I have it on 24x7?
    Panasonic 65" Plasma
    Pioneer SC81
    PS4 BluRay / Memorex BD-Player
    Polk RTiA7 Fronts
    Polk CS2 Center
    Polk RTi4 Surrounds
    Eomtiva XRef12
    Monster Power HtS 1600 Power Line Filter/Conditioner