Which is better?

[wilkinsi]

I've waited ages for my "no refund unless faulty special order" to arrive, a Samson PB10 AC Distribution System:



It cost me £79. A far cry from what I would've paid for a new Furman PL8-SE or equivalent. 8 x IEC connectors on the rear with unswitched outlet on the front, USB Gooseneck Light included. Even better is that the unit has an IEC inlet instead of a hardwired mains lead. Anyway, I picked it up today, only to find my parents have just got me this early birthday present....:



:ROTF: . My god, it looks like a child's toy (I won't tell them that, might hurt their feelings). 10 x 3-pin plug sockets (5 either side). No need to chop leads up and wire on choc-blacks.

Now what the fuck do I do?

[delt]

Hey, another gx-700 user

I use mine in the gt-pro's loop. Killer setup.

[Newc]

I've waited ages for my "no refund unless faulty special order" to arrive, a Samson PB10 AC Distribution System:



It cost me £79. A far cry from what I would've paid for a new Furman PL8-SE or equivalent. 8 x IEC connectors on the rear with unswitched outlet on the front, USB Gooseneck Light included. Even better is that the unit has an IEC inlet instead of a hardwired mains lead. Anyway, I picked it up today, only to find my parents have just got me this early birthday present....:



:ROTF: . My god, it looks like a child's toy (I won't tell them that, might hurt their feelings). 10 x 3-pin plug sockets (5 either side). No need to chop leads up and wire on choc-blacks.

Now what the fuck do I do?

Is that what passes for a power strip in the UK?

Well, keep it and use it to run your TV, stereo, clock radio, phone charger, video games, computer, printer, scanner, a small fan, and your electric toothbrush

[Thrust]

You UK boys got them there weird ol' electric connecters'.

[wilkinsi]

I discretely dumped that 10 way kiddies' toy in the wardrobe.