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Thor Technologies PS10 Power Filter This is the standalone unit, with no powerboard. I was using it with another powerboard just fine, but will be keeping it. Note, the unit has seen better cosmetic days, but, works absolutely fine. A few scratches on the front panel, and rusty screws on the top panel for some reason. Pickup 3070 Condition: Good Payment Method: Cash on Pickup, or clear EFT before pickup Region/State: (VIC) Victoria/Australia By occxlr8ed 0 Comments Secure Ad AUD $400 Date: August 1, 20241 yr
This A$400 asking price is a strong deal, sitting well below the 25th percentile of A$198–A$813 and nearly A$53 under the median of A$453 for recent AUD listings. While the PS10 is an older generation now superseded by the PS10P, its original retail price was A$1,499, and current new stock still lists around A$2,295–A$2,399, making this used unit exceptionally affordable.
The PS10 remains well-regarded for its patented non-sacrificial surge protection and precise voltage regulation, keeping output stable between 230v–255v even with input fluctuations. At this price, it offers genuine audiophile-grade power protection without the wait or cost of newer models. Since the listing is clean and the price is a bargain, there’s no need to flag caveats; this is a straightforward buying opportunity for anyone upgrading their power chain.
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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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