Thank you guys!
Im sorry, may be I wasn't clear enough.
The main power of my home is triphasic and, from the main board, all the monophasic circuits are connected to somehow balance each phase with similar current.
All the circuits share the same neutral. Its been running ok since 10 years and the electricity bill is cheaper here with triphasic.
I first thought that connecting each of the three circuits to a different phase would provide better results as each one would be better isolated from the rest. Nevertheless, I think I find millercarbon's advice very useful and I will make it simple and just run one circuit with dedicated ground for the whole system and the subs.
PS: I already have two budget power conditioners (AC filter and a DC Blocker) and they are doing a great job, but at nights, when the power is cleaner, the sound is just so incredible that I want to give it a shot and try this dedicated circuit to see if it makes a difference. Many people claim that it helps a lot.
Im sorry, may be I wasn't clear enough.
The main power of my home is triphasic and, from the main board, all the monophasic circuits are connected to somehow balance each phase with similar current.
All the circuits share the same neutral. Its been running ok since 10 years and the electricity bill is cheaper here with triphasic.
I first thought that connecting each of the three circuits to a different phase would provide better results as each one would be better isolated from the rest. Nevertheless, I think I find millercarbon's advice very useful and I will make it simple and just run one circuit with dedicated ground for the whole system and the subs.
PS: I already have two budget power conditioners (AC filter and a DC Blocker) and they are doing a great job, but at nights, when the power is cleaner, the sound is just so incredible that I want to give it a shot and try this dedicated circuit to see if it makes a difference. Many people claim that it helps a lot.