Ok, I do apologise if this is a long post, and contains multiple links. I just want to make sure I get all the right info.
To start off, I'm looking for a power conditioner to run my rig. Live, it will only consist of an Axe Fx II XL, MFC0-101 Floorboard, and a Matrix GT1000FX Power Amp. So basically only 2 power sockets are needed. This is were it get's confusing. Originally I thought that maybe just going for an AC-210 A E by Furman may do the trick:
http://www.furmansound.com/product.php?div=03&id=AC-210AEI can get this for around the £150 from Thomann. But when I emailed Furman they recommended the Classic Series. I got more thinking that having more power outlets may be beneficial incase my rig ever gets bigger. And the entry model is only £40 more than the portable 2-socket one I linked above.
Now the Classic Series has 3 models ranging from £190 - £450. In order they are PL-8 C E, PL-PLUS C E, and PL-PRO DMC E. When researching these 3, the only difference between the models are the cheaper 2 have a 10Amp rating, whilst the more expensive one has a 16Amp rating. The only other differences is that the more expensive 2 have a USB port which I don't care for, and the more expensive one has a Digital Votmeter, and the mid-priced has an LED Voltmeter.
Judging by this, all I'm paying for is having a Voltmeter on the front, which is hardly worth paying £100-200 extra for in my eyes.
So really, it all comes down to whether I'll be fine with a 10Amp Power Conditioner, or I should get the 16Amp one?
My other reason for getting the rack mounted conditioner, was the fact I thought I could plug my gaming/studio PC in, as well all my other electricals for convenience, when using at home.
So...
Live: AXE-FX II, Matrix GT1000FX
Home: PC Workstation, Monitor, AXE FX II, 2 Active Studio Monitors
Here are the 3 Power Conditioners, starting from the cheapest:
http://www.furmansound.com/product.php?div=03&id=PL-8CEhttp://www.furmansound.com/product.php?div=03&id=PL-PLUSCEhttp://www.furmansound.com/product.php?div=03&id=PL-PRODMCEThanks for reading :)