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3 Dedicated lines into 1

I had three dedicated lines run from my main panel when my basement was finished. I am still getting some hum even after putting in cable ground loop break and plugging all my components (other than main amp) into a Monster power conditioner. All of these helped but I think the remaining noise is because the amp and Monster are on different circuits. Does anyone think combining these circuits to be on the same line would help? I know very little about power but it seems that I have read that this could be causing my problem.

I have also thought that having a seperate ground put in and putting all three of my dedicated lines on it might have a good result. Any thoughts on this?

Thanks
bundy

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polara
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this is f-n funny-i put in 2 more(1 already) dedicated lines sunday to try and solve a loop issue.one mono amp still sang a tune like this -hummmmmmm-well i grabbed a cheater plug out of the junk cabinet and now i'm finished.
called the amp builder and he said cheater plug was ok.
how long does it take new breakers, outlets and 12 ga wire (12 ft run) to break in --lol-- i noticed my sub amp likes its new home over the old line that it shared with lights and stuff.
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