🔌 15 Amp 1800W Black 8-Outlet Rack Mount Power Conditioner - AC Surge Protector Suppressor Wall Power Strip w/ Multi Rear Socket Outlet For Home Electrical Appliance, Computer Components - Pyle PCO800 Review

Best Value in Rackmount Voltage Regulators. I decided to turn my bonus room into a small home studio. I had many issues including a lot of hiss and hum that was evident through my audio interface. After some research I came across them. I currently have limited money to spend on my original studio so the first thing that drew me in was the great price. With that came the fear that they would not meet my expectations and provide me with what I needed. I have purchased (3) three of these and am…

The thing is so cheap it's a shame. It has batten ears, but interestingly the holes don't line up properly. Either the top two holes fit, or the bottom two, but not all four fit like they should. To make things even more annoying, it came out of the box with rubber feet which are VERY difficult to remove, which is what you have to do in the first place for it to even slide into your desk. Why didn't they put the legs in a separate bag so you can dress them up if you can't put them on a shelf or

Good item but needs extra space between sockets for adapters. I can only connect 4 adapters from 8 sockets. The remaining 4 outputs cannot be used. Also, I prefer the outlets on the front where the loads are accessible when the unit is installed. On the rear, it limits the number of loads connected; usually loads that usually stay connected all the time.

Screw grommets will NOT fit standard 19" rack rails. Only one screw can be fitted on each side. Standard rail - but this is the *only* device in my racks that doesn't fit in the 1U of space. Otherwise it does everything it's advertised to do and is a good device overall.

My Polk self-powered subwoofer hummed terribly even with the audio cable unplugged. I still have the audio line noise filter, but it doesn't do anything. I then said that either I was getting dirty energy or the subwoofer itself was defective. I bought this power conditioner from Pyle with little to no hope of fixing the problem. When I connected a subwoofer to this air conditioner, the noise immediately disappeared. Pyle isn't known for high-end products, but this one did a much better job…

Super cheap internal parts. Check out these photos I took. You pay for a beautiful look and nothing more. Opened this block as something was dangling inside and was surprised to see mostly empty space. It's nothing more than a regular line filter with a couple of X2 capacitors to reduce noise (which sure works in many situations, but not mine). All components easily fit into a small extension cord. It turned out that there was a large piece of solder stuck inside. This unit didn't eliminate the