No rack = No power conditioner?

[Finger Blister]

Model #: ISOBAR4ULTRA
This is what I use.

I've used one of these for years.
Excellent.

 

[Big String]

Yes, must work pretty good if Triplite is willing to payoff 50K in claims. I'm sure you have to prove it etc. but that is a good selling point.... maybe it's hype but I feel better having some protection.

Our good-bud Nonsquarter mentioned in another post to always check the outlet with a simple tester to see if it's wired correctly. I always at least inspect them. Many many times they are obviously bad. I refuse to use them on my personal gear and run an extension cord (which I hate to do) to a decent outlet, but the Isobar is always what I plug into.
I've even gone so far as to tell the owner that to fix the outlet on the spot or if something happens to our gear he/she will be responsible and I always make sure there is a witness. I admit it would be difficult to make a claim but usually the next time we play the problem gets fixed. I can also be pretty convincing and theres always somewhere else to play.

 

[uglybassplayer]

Anyone have any experience with Tripp Lite's Invalid Link Removed or LC1800 Voltage Regulators? They both offer surge protection and EMI/RFI filtering, plus they provide regulated 120V output over an input range of 89 to 147 volts. The LC1200 is around $100, while the LC1800 can be found for around $150.

 

[Eric Moesle]

Wow, those are huge AND heavy . . . I'd rather spend the exta $$$$ and get a 1U rack regulator than lug a brick around.