Check with Palomino - I think he was still looking for one for his second system.

Palimino,  I see that the listing for this PS Audio P300 has been removed.  I assume you bought it.  You're lucky that you moved quickly because I had started doing some research on it and may have bought it.  I was slowed down yesterday with my purchase from Mike of his "SE84ZSM Monoblocks with CKC mod, Jupiter Caps".  

I personally like the old listings to remain on the site.  I'll do searches to see what things were sold and for how much...when I am considering something.  You paid what?  $475 for this? How old was it?  I want details...hehe.  Good Get!  Mark.

Palomino,  thanks for the info.  4krow had actually replied to my post via personal message.   I'd be interested in your experience with the PS Audio products specifically and your views on the Conditioner VS Regeneration debate.  I'm just now starting my research on this.  I'll copy my reply to 4krow below...It will save time and effort.  Mark.

4krow,  thanks for the heads up.  I'll start up my research later today.  I already have two Running Springs Audio Conditioners...the Jaco in the main system and a Haley in the second.  I don't know how good my power is...a few years ago someone told me my circuit breaker box had been hooked up wrong, using one trunk rather than two.  It's all Greek to me.  The bottom-line is that I had a new breaker box put in and the lines straightened out by a licenced electrician.

I am just starting my investigation of the whole regeneration vs conditioning debate but thought I might try one of the PS audio products if it cost less than $500.  I'd have to find out if my components total less than 300W...I'm sure the second does but the primary with the Torii, preamp, CD player, TT and ZP3 Phono Stage...I don't know.  That's 5 things to plug in anyway, so one would be left out.  Let me know what happens.  I'd also like to hear your experience with Regeneration with PS Audio Products.  Mark.

Thanks Palamino,  I've been very happy with the Running Springs Audio Conditioners and would only make a permanent switch if an A/B comparison with my own ears convinced me to do so.  What kind of money back trial do they come with when bought new?  At this point I've got bigger fish to fry and my interest will probably be limited to reading about them.  To use another over used saying...one (Audio) bird in hand is better than two in the bush. Or another one I like and use often...The enemy of "Good" is "Better". Mark.

Mark, I do know that if you buy from Music Direct (a PS Audio dealer) you will have a thirty day trial period and be able to return them with no hassle before then if you wish.

First of all, thank you Palomino for working out a good deal for both of us, considering the sale of the P300. I am quite positive that you will be satisfied and more with it's performance. The 'cradle' that I included will be easy to assemble, and can make the unit available for use on carpets.
 Now, I read that you guys are discussing the changes in performance of units fed through the PS Audio regenerators. Specifically, I am a huge fan of balanced power, and have owned some kind of balanced power supply for the last 15 years. BPT puts out a tremendous product for just such a situation, and considering the size of the unit (it weighs 65 pounds!), I doubt that there is any problem with current delivery. Combine that with the beefy power cords, and I believe most of your current concerns are gone(Yes, pun intended). I think that if you address the situation at least from the breaker box onward, your chances of better sound will increase. As of now, I can't even imagine a better sounding system, and I have owned some pretty beefy brands in my time. POWER COMES FIRST (probably tied with acoustic treatment for the room).