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6th January 2012
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| Gear Head Joined: Jun 2011
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Thread Starter | Power Conditioner
I am a UK resident and currently in my rack i have - - M-Audio Profire 2626 - Focusrite Trackmaster Pro - Digitech Quad It seems to make sense to me to get one, but all the ones i have seen are for gear with the kettle lead type plug, none of my gear has this. All of them seem to have external power supplies/bricks. Is there a power conditioner that accommodates for these type of rack units? Hope You Can Help Mike |
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6th January 2012
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| Gear interested Joined: Nov 2011 Location: Oxford, UK
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No, there won't be one that will have transformers in it to plug your gear straight in. You can get multi plug splitters with power conditioning but I wouldn't worry too much in your current situation. We don't get too many electrical storms in the UK  |
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