Stage Right by Monoprice 15A Power Conditioner and Sequencer with 8 Outlets and 3 Zones

I believe Monoprice may have discontinued these. This is a high-performing unit. SMOOTH power, precision three-stage power up/down. My equipment stays happy...which helps me stay happy. 15A at RMS provides about 1250W. With everything running, I still have about 1200W to go. Ok, maybe pushing to rated max is not a solid approach - but in a music setup this device will power just about everything including some significant amplifiers and cabinets. In addition, the two front-mounted "always on" outlets are a surprisingly handy feature.

Works perfectly as designed but the design could use an unswitched outlet on the rear. I will keep using these as long as they remain available.

This power conditioner/sequencer performs exactly as advertised. It's been in service in my restaurant's A/V rack for just over a month now. Before we had to turn our 3 power amplifiers on after we powered up the head end gear, and off before the head end, in order to eliminate a turn on/off transient from a Peavey Kosmos bass processor. Now it's one switch doing the sequencing for us, and voila, the process is silent and seamless. Typical of Monoprice it's a good value compared to other sequencers on the market.

I?ve been using a pair of these in my theater rack for about 6months and they work perfectly. The timing between banks is about 2-3seconds and there seems to be no noise caused by the conditioner. The only draw back is the LEDs are extremely bright and not dimmable. To make things worse, the power LED is blue, which will light up a 1000sq ft theater. I made tinted plates to go over the lights with additional black out dots.

This unit has an audible hum that can be heard in any studio environment. I ordered a replacement unit and it also had the same problem. Not Recommended.

Working as expected and feels solid, hope it will last.

This unit seems to be well built. Works as described. Very happy.

Works well. On/Off switch would be better on end.

I don't understand why every studio doesn't have one. Does the job perfectly. I'm not a huge fan of the small power switch in a strange location rather than just a big one on either side.. kinda hard to see in the dark. A USB power or two would be dope, but the price sure is right for just the basics (and still 2 AC plugs on the front)

This does exactly what I needed it to do. It's a simple 3 in 1 power cycle switch. I use it in a rehearsal space to turn on the mixer, then the amps, and then it powers down in reverse. Simple but genius concept.