It is a great deal BUT since you wanted talked out of it and already have a new cdp, buy a power base for your p10 and another for your new cdp, then throw in some ac10 or ac12 power cords for all of your components.
It’s too late - He’s hooked. Now Tboooe has to buy PowerBases as well as the PWD/PWD combo. 
Thing is that he needs to move quickly on the combo as it is a limited time offer, and an incerdible one at that.
J.P.
@wingsounds13, man I am totally hooked! Can I borrow $4K? $-) As I mentioned in another thread, if PS Audio had a high quality streaming only device I would be all over it to replace my Sonos. Funny thing is that I started to look at Powerbases this morning as a way for me to get my PS Audio fix without breaking the bank. I must admit, after reading the PB thread I am totally confused on how it should be used (wall to PB to PP or wall to PP to PB or just by itself without any AC)…my head is spinning.
Don’t over think it… When you get your PowerBase(s) just try it all three ways and use what works best with your system. Yes, this is a cop-out answer, but unfortunately in the world of high-end audio it is the way things are. No one solution is right for all systems and all installations.
I will suggest that wall > PowerBase > P3 is probably the best solution, but this still may not be true in your system.
J.P.
tboooe said: Can I borrow $4K?
tboooe said: Can I borrow $4K?
No problem. My rates are very 'reasonable.' >:)
The PWD with the bridge is absolutely killer sonically speaking, and keeps getting better as various bits and pieces of software are improving.
It is a great deal BUT since you wanted talked out of it and already have a new cdp, buy a power base for your p10 and another for your new cdp, then throw in some ac10 or ac12 power cords for all of your components.
ahhhh... the voice of reason! Yes I am in the process of auditioning the Powerbase versus Stillpoints as well as various power cords. Thanks man!
I replaced my sonos to stream directly through the bridge and I ran full speed back to the sonos (with W4S mod). I was happy to give up a tiny bit on sonics, but the ease of use of the sonos makes up for that 100%.
I would recommend using a bridge and the sonos side by side and decide after a week or so doing a-b sound tests and ease of use tests.
You were already on the right track to begin with! After many agonizing attempts at every possible configuration I finally settled on wall>power base>P10 like J.P. recommended.
Congratulations the Luxman D-06 is a fantastic sounding player, and the build quality is off the charts. No need for any regrets there. Have you auditioned any sacd's on it?
Look forward to your PB impressions......
I replaced my sonos to stream directly through the bridge and I ran full speed back to the sonos (with W4S mod). I was happy to give up a tiny bit on sonics, but the ease of use of the sonos makes up for that 100%.
I would recommend using a bridge and the sonos side by side and decide after a week or so doing a-b sound tests and ease of use tests.
I am not as critical listener as many out there and I don’t have the need to listen to 24 bit files, 16/44.1 sounds awesome to me.
I did not really hear a difference between the sonos and the bridge. Especially because jriver kept crashing on my laptop and streaming from my NAS drive it stuttered a lot.
There was a big difference though between the standard zp90 and the one with the w4s mod. It does what the standard one does, but better. Low, mid, high and soundstage really improve.
For power conditioning I used a power plant premier and after that a P5. When my p5 was at ps audio for repair I used an old API power wedge and I am still using it. Again, maybe if I say down to dissect the music there might have been a difference, but I didn’t hear any.
The thing that did work for me though was the Noise Harvester and playing around with power cables and interconnects. There in my opinion you get the biggest bang for your buck to fine tune your setup.
Thank you @rmkarman. Do you use an aftermarket power cable with your Sonos?
I am using the stock one for now. In a week or so I will change for a ps audio jewel and see if there is any difference.
It all does depend on how you use your setup. If you really sit down and want to hear every detail and nuance, my approach might not work for you though. I am more a casual listener.
tboooe said: Do you use the included short AC cord from the PP to PB or an aftermarket one?
You were already on the right track to begin with! After many agonizing attempts at every possible configuration I finally settled on wall>power base>P10 like J.P. recommended.
Congratulations the Luxman D-06 is a fantastic sounding player, and the build quality is off the charts. No need for any regrets there. Have you auditioned any sacd's on it?
Look forward to your PB impressions......
Thank you for the advice. I will definitely try that configuration out first. Do you use the included short AC cord from the PP to PB or an aftermarket one? it seems that would be a weak link or is the length too short to matter?
As for the Luxman, I absolutely love it. I used to own the Esoteric P3/D5 combo. Though it was very good, I felt that I was still missing something organic to the music. The D-06 gives me that missing emotion and connection to the music. I am I the process of picking up some SACD to try out. Do you have any recommendations?
Thank you most @mosttoysrsk…I am going to pick up up the Norah Jones and Fleetwood Mac. Boy those SACDs are pricey! I am used to buying used cds from Amazon for $0.01!!!