Amp plugged into the Monster AVS2000?

[Race Car Driver]

Now ive read alot of posts, and alot of people state that a dedicated 20 amp circuit is the best choice for your amps.
I dont discount that at all, or disagree, makes perfect sense.

Now my question is the Monster AVS 2000 voltage stabilizer, if one were to have a 20amp circuit, would there be ANY point or relevence of this piece? I mean the logic behind it makes sence to me, does it actually work? That is another question. And would it support a high power amp?

Now I suppose it would be nice for the other equipement, but would it be wise to plug an amp into it?

And i really dont care to hear from people touting how they dislike monster.. etc etc etc.
Lets keep it on topic.
Thanks
Chris

[tech_table]

No offend about Monster Power, I'm currently owned the HTS3600 MKII, I had all my gear plugged into it, 1068, 1095, DVD and TV ect...... apart from protecting them, other than that, I have not find out why not plug everything into it, since the monster, design each dedicated plug, such for amp, processor, dvd, tv ect. But one thing that I've tried, was plug the 1068/1095 directly to wall, found that they did not sound too good without the monster to me. So I had them all plug into the monster. But I will up grade the HTS3600 MKII to HYDRA Model-8 down the road, not that I do not like the monster, just that I want a better piece of power condittioner for my HT.