Line conditioner

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Hi,

I just bought a Sony 42" HD PTV from BB. I thoought the
sales guy pushed me into buying a Monster Power HTS3500 line
conditioner for $399.

Do u folks recommend that I keep this line conditioner? And
incase not then any other recommendations.

Tks,

Ramesh.

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Do a simple test - plug your TV and everything else into the wall and view
it for a while. Then plug everything into the Monster power conditioner. Is
there a noticeable improvement? If yes, keep it. If not return it and get a
surge protector.

The one thing not to do is listen to the advice of people that have never
tried the above experiment. All the theory and benchtesting will not replace
real world testing in your house with your equipment. I use the $199 Monster
power center in several places in my house after testing and seeing real
results. I agree that everything from Monster is overpriced, but I don't see
any other game in town that has the filtering capabilities at that price
point.

Jeff Kingsley


"Ramesh Ayyagari" <rayyagar@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:1082387821.515967@sj-nntpcache-5...
> Hi,
>
> I just bought a Sony 42" HD PTV from BB. I thoought the
> sales guy pushed me into buying a Monster Power HTS3500 line
> conditioner for $399.
>
> Do u folks recommend that I keep this line conditioner? And
> incase not then any other recommendations.
>
> Tks,
>
> Ramesh.

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Huh?




"Badger" <Cferriola@triad.rr.123numbers.com> wrote in message
newsX%gc.24012$6m4.949940@twister.southeast.rr.com...
> Jeff Kingsley wrote:
> > Do a simple test - plug your TV and everything else into the wall and
view
> > it for a while. Then plug everything into the Monster power conditioner.
Is
> > there a noticeable improvement? If yes, keep it. If not return it and
get a
> > surge protector.
> >
> > The one thing not to do is listen to the advice of people that have
never
> > tried the above experiment. All the theory and benchtesting will not
replace
> > real world testing in your house with your equipment. I use the $199
Monster
> > power center in several places in my house after testing and seeing real
> > results. I agree that everything from Monster is overpriced, but I don't
see
> > any other game in town that has the filtering capabilities at that price
> > point.
> >
> > Jeff Kingsley
> >
> >
> > "Ramesh Ayyagari" <rayyagar@comcast.net> wrote in message
> > news:1082387821.515967@sj-nntpcache-5...
> >
> >>Hi,
> >>
> >>I just bought a Sony 42" HD PTV from BB. I thoought the
> >>sales guy pushed me into buying a Monster Power HTS3500 line
> >>conditioner for $399.
> >>
> >>Do u folks recommend that I keep this line conditioner? And
> >>incase not then any other recommendations.
> >>
> >>Tks,
> >>
> >>Ramesh.
> >
> >
> >
> What an imagination you have!
> Clay

Archived from groups: alt.tv.tech.hdtv (More info?)

If line conditioner improves TV reception, then take TV back
to BB as defective. Anything in those Monster Power products
must already be inside the TV.

Ramesh Ayyagari wrote:
> I just bought a Sony 42" HD PTV from BB. I thoought the
> sales guy pushed me into buying a Monster Power HTS3500 line
> conditioner for $399.
>
> Do u folks recommend that I keep this line conditioner? And
> incase not then any other recommendations.