Appreciate the advice. Would there be any disadvantages of having those two amp circuits sharing the ground & neutral wires by using 10/3 cable and breaking the connector tab on the receptacle?
New electrical wiring specifications
I have installed a new electrical panel and am going to run 3 dedicated circuits to my audio wall. (40 feet). 2 monoblocks and other components Would like recommendations as to specifications for the electrician as to wire size and type, grounding, receptacles , etc etc etc. thanks
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@jea48 I have watched so many Fremer YouTube videos, wasn't sure how old the one was where I heard him speak of 1 circuit With your comments and intel on Fremer's latest configuration and Mike's comments, I am thinking to add at least a 2nd amp circuit when I tackle this project. |
@dhite71 Wrote:
Yes. In my opinion, it will create more noise on the line. Running four dedicated branch circuits is not much more $ then running one when you factor in the cost of your amps and audio equipment. 😎 A true dedicated branch circuit does not share a neutral, hot or ground with any other branch circuits. Mike |
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