Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ looks and feels like a line conditioner, quenches line noise better than most line conditioners, yet unlike series type line conditioners, IT DOES NOT restrict the dynamics when used properly with any amplifier regardless of power rating.

Since it provides a high current source of energy for power hungry transients required by power amplifiers, it is important to demonstrate just how effective it can be when installed in sufficient quantities, and matched appropriately to components. You will be amazed how much better the sound and/or picture becomes when you connect/star cluster one Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ into another one, even while the system is playing.

Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ is truly unique because it is one major component which can be divided into smaller components for convenient placement where needed within your system.

Important: Remove ALL Line Conditioners to maximize the performance Of Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ in your system. Since it contains an acoustically and visually transparent, highly effective surge protection system, there is no need to duplicate its function by adding devices which add resistance to the line.

Recommended Usage:

MODEST AUDIO AND HOME THEATER SYSTEMS:
We have found that a single Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ is very effective in many smaller, low power audio (integrated amp/preamp, receivers), and modest home theater systems. It has a quenching effect on both the line noise and cross talk being produced from the interaction of both your digital and analogue equipment.

Position your Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ close to your wall AC outlet and plug in all components directly into each Hubbell AC outlet on the unit. If you have many components and require additional outlets, plug the additional components into a high quality power strip. Plug the strip into a remaining Hubbell outlet on the unit. Important: Plug your components into the unit before plugging it into the wall.

LARGE HOME THEATER & OVERHEAD PROJECTION SYSTEMS:
A good rule of thumb is to dedicate one Hubbell AC outlet for each component in the system. If you have more than 4 components, We suggest using an additional Richard Gray's POWER Company™. It can either be plugged into a more convenient wall outlet for the additional components, or connected/star clustered into the initial Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™.Once all components are plugged into the same AC circuit, you will find that multiple Richard Gray's POWER Company™ will have positive effect on the systems total performance providing reduced noise, cross talk, increased dynamics, better bass definition, increased perspective and greater dimensionality of television image.

FOR ANY AUDIO SYSTEM:
In order to determine the best utilization of Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ in your system, separate in your mind the front (source) end of your components from the back (speaker) or amplifier end of the signal path.

We recommend at least one Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ at the source end of your system, making sure to plug in ALL of your analogue and digital components into the unit. If you have more components than available AC outlets, plug the additional components into a high quality power strip and then plug the strip into a remaining outlet on the unit. Important: First plug your components into the unit before plugging it into the wall.

An alternative is to connect/star cluster more than one Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ into another, in which case you can divide the components into two or more units. If all components are plugged into the same AC circuit, the Richard Gray's POWER COMPANYs™ will have cumulative effect on the systems total performance.

Note: It does not make a difference which component is plugged into which unit. Since Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ is in parallel with, not in series, all components on the same AC circuit will benefit equally no matter where they are plugged into the units.

We feel it is far better to clean up the source end of your system before addressing the amplifier end because whatever signal or noise, or lack of noise the front end sends to your amplifier, your amplifier will reproduce what it is given. Keep in mind that you are doubling the amount of high frequency interference infused back on the AC line if you are using a DAC and a CD transport. A dedicated unit on each of these components might be worthwhile.

HIGH POWERED AMPLIFIERS AND QUALITY SINGLE ENDED AMPS:
This is where Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ really breaks new ground because it a high current source of energy for the hungriest power transients required by even the largest power amplifiers. The larger the amplifier, the more units should be cascaded incrementally within the system for dramatic results.

Start off by dedicating one Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ for each amplifier and powered sub woofer. After 15 minutes (to 2 hours) of playing your system, while the system is playing, plug in an additional unit, into the unit already driving each amplifier and determine how you like it with these additional units cascaded or star clustered into your system. Look for increased dynamics, quieter background and better defined bass.

So many units sound like an over kill? Think about it, you might have paid the same cost for your interconnects, loudspeaker wire and certainly for at least one of your components. We prefer to think of Richard Gray's POWER COMPANY™ as a total system approach to improving your audio and home theater. With dealer assistance, you should audition them incrementally to determine how many you want for your system.