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Offered is „PSM 156“ by Puritan Audio Laboratories as new device from the category „Line Filter“ on audio-markt.de - the online market place for high-end. The advert with the number 326380029 ends on 25.10.2026 at 13:32 o'clock.
Is this one priced to move, or just sitting at the going rate? At €1,600, it lands essentially on the typical used market for this piece: right around the €1,621 median and comfortably inside the €1,357–€1,684 middle band, so this reads as fair rather than a bargain or an ask that needs haggling.
That makes it interesting because this unit is valued for cleaning up noisy AC and lowering the hash floor in revealing systems, often giving the kind of subtle but real improvement that’s hard to unhear once the rest of the system is sorted. If the listing is genuinely clean, with no missing bits and sensible ownership history, it’s a solid buy for someone who already knows they want serious power-line conditioning and doesn’t need a discount to feel good about the purchase.
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Puritan Audio Laboratories is a UK hi-fi specialist best known for mains and power-conditioning products rather than a broad electronics range. Public materials and press coverage place the company in Oxfordshire, and its own site describes a mission to build “ultimate mains purifier solutions,” but the exact founding year is not clearly established in the sources available here.
Its core focus is power conditioners, mains purifiers, power cords, and grounding-related accessories. The best-known product family is the PSM series, especially the PSM156, which has been reviewed as a technically ambitious conditioner with extensive filtration and earth-management features. Available retailer listings and forum discussions consistently frame Puritan as a company devoted to system noise reduction and power cleanliness, not loudspeakers, turntables, DACs, or headphones.
In market terms, Puritan sits firmly in the high-end niche: a specialist brand for serious enthusiasts who are willing to pay for quieter backgrounds, improved dynamics, and lower electrical interference. It is not a mass-market name, and its appeal is strongest among audiophiles who already own resolved systems and want to optimize AC delivery and grounding. The brand’s reputation is built more on engineering-led accessory design than on lifestyle marketing, which gives it a credible, enthusiast-oriented position in the premium audio segment.
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