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This is very interesting.

Posted by Mike K on September 4, 2021 at 11:36:50:
I purchased a PS Audio Stellar Power Plant 3 (P3) and plugged my amps into
it last night. The difference is significant. The P3 is a regenerator
and the improvements described at the link are what I am experiencing.

https://www.psaudio.com/products/stellar-power-plant-3/

The interesting thing to me is that the P3 outputs 300 watts max before
shutting down. So far, at volume levels I normally listen at, or slightly
above, the P3 is operating within its defined range. Perhaps my LRS are
not as power hungry as I assumed? I have not plugged my preamp or cd
transport into the P3 yet, nor do I have a ho-daddy power cord attached
to the P3.

So far, I am pleased. I can easily do some AB comparisons between the P3
and the Dectet and will do so. Further reports to come. And no, I have
no financial connection to PS Audio - I just like their equipment.