I will tell you upfront, I am not a expert in this audiophile stuff. When I started trying to setup an area I had to run my own power. I would recommend you running the lines from the electrical box to your location yourself, save some money, ( let the electrician hook them up if you don’t know how) I would run 12Ga AWG (2+ ground) minimum, and use medical grade receptacles in the wall. Depending on your amp draw, 20 amp breakers minimum in the breaker box.. If your amps ( or future amps) are going to draw a lot of power, then figure one receptacle per amp and MAYBE one other item can plug into it like a processor/ music server ( your amp doesn’t appear to be drawing very much). I would recommend running 4 separate lines (4 separate breakers) 2 lines with one receptacle each and the others with 2, this would give you some room for expansion, speaking of expansion, open your breaker box door and see if there are any un-used breakers (or slots that don’t have breakers) if not, it’s going to get more costlier for you to expand that box. I personally would want to keep my audio & video separate. Manufactures usually design there products with a little give as far as surges go, but chances are if you take a lightning strike it will fry your equipment even with a protector. I have read from others that the EMP pulse from a lightning strike hitting on there neighbor house has fried all their electrical appliances, cell phones and sound system.
One other thought of surge protection is it may color your sound…
Hope it helps…
One other thought of surge protection is it may color your sound…
Hope it helps…