Amp and preamp on same outlet?


Just how much of a no-no is this? ARC goes as far to print in their manual to say to have the amp and preamp on their own circuit. I live in an apt. and I'm forced to have both plugged into the same outlet. Cords just don't reach....How much sound quality is lost by doing this? It sounds great as is, but is there a major detriment to this? I'm curious.
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Jim (Jea48), it seems that John (Jmcgrogan2) was right. Fool Hardy has no interest in learning to sing and you are getting frustrated trying to make it happen. I remember you trying to tell him the same thing in another thread a while back. Hopefully, others reading this thread will follow your advice, which as usual, is excellent. It would be a shame for anyone to burn their house down for the sake of trying to make their system sound better. One of the things I remember from the other thread is that after all of those "upgrades", he was still tripping breakers and wasn't sure why. YIKES!
John, you have got a good start. BUT, if you are not using twelve 9s copper plugs at 150,000 square millimeters of conductor area, you can't possibly have any idea what you are missing. No more choking those poor little electrons.

BTW, I have heard what appeared to be just a bit of humming, but absolutely no singing. Couldn't carry a tune worth a damn though. Does that count?