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Thor Technologies PS10 Power Filter As pictured, Thor PS10 with the Thor 8 way smart power board. very minor scuff on the front right face plate. Touch up paint could fix if an issue. Priced accordingly. used sparingly, purchased around a year ago. Reason for sale is I am downsizing my hifi - feel free to look at my other ads. comes with all original packaging and boxes for transport if needed. Pickup is from Thurgoona NSW 2640. Thank you. Condition: As New / Mint Payment Method: PayPal, EFT, cash on pickup Region/State: (NSW) New South Wales/Australia By Am1988 2 Comments AUD $750 Date: No
This A$750 asking price for the like-new Thor Technologies PS10 Power Filter is a strong deal, sitting just below the 75th percentile of A$803 and well under the A$1,499 original retail price from 2007. While the 25th percentile dips to A$128, the median of A$453 across eight recent AUD listings confirms that A$750 is ambitious only if the unit isn’t truly pristine; given the “like_new” condition, it’s a fair-to-excellent value for a well-preserved piece.
The PS10 remains a well-regarded smart power station that delivers effective surge protection and filtration, a rare find in today’s market where newer models often lack its analog purity. Its age (2007 generation) matters less here because no direct replacement has eclipsed its performance for audiophiles seeking clean, unprocessed power. With no known failure points for this model and original-owner condition implied by the listing, this is a buying opportunity for enthusiasts who value proven power integrity over chasing the latest tech.
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Thor Technologies appears to be an Australian power-protection electronics company rather than a conventional hi-fi brand. The clearest available company profiles say it was established in 2001 in Australia, and describe it as 100% Australian and designed for Australian conditions. A named founder is not clearly established in the results, so that detail is not reliable enough to state confidently.
Its product focus is on power filters, surge protection, power boards, lightning protection, and related power-quality accessories, not on core audio categories such as amplifiers, speakers, turntables, DACs, or headphones. In other words, it sits more in the infrastructure-and-protection side of the audio chain than in the source/component side.
In market terms, Thor Technologies looks like a niche, practical, mid-market utility brand rather than a high-end audiophile marque or a vintage-collector name. The brand’s positioning emphasizes engineering for local electrical conditions and protection of sensitive electronics, which makes it relevant to hi-fi buyers who care about clean power and system safety, but not as a maker of mainstream audio components.
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