Ordered my new amp today... been a long road!

Martin Logan’s... not loans. Dang phone

Acresverde:

I had nothing but problems with the ML’s. 

Bad Panel... NOT cheap
both bass drivers... at different times. ML didnt even charge me for the Bass drivers... been a weak link with them. I even sent my McIntosh amp in to get checked and was clean! Frustrating and costly.

I decided to get pistons again and be done with it... the 10T’s are solid inside and out.... the damn stands weigh more than the ML’s!

I want to listen to music and enjoy, not listen for defects. 

30ga... was sarcasm ... lol 

I have great 10 ga custom power cords. :)

yes 30 amp

Congratulations, you are going to love your new amp.  There is a reason the A21 has been around for (guessing) about 15 years and now out is the A21+ which is basically the same amp with refinements and more power. There is a beauty to have an amp with a good amount of refinement and knowing you have the power for whatever comes.

  

@captbeaver I saw a prior thread of yours indicating you're using a 30A circuit for this setup???

"my Martin loans sh#t the bed every year for about three years so I bought a pair of 10Ts". Anyone???

30 gauge looks like this.  Ummm, slightly less than ideal ;-)

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/31qMK8N9XiL.jpg

as above. the lower the number the heavier the gauge. example - 10 gauge is a heavier gauge than 16 gauge. congrats on the new amp. 

Captain, wire gauge is inversely proportional to wire diameter. 30 gauge is very thin. 10 gauge is the thick stuff.....

Enjoy the new amp. I hope it provides the performance you seek.

Same first thought

30 gauge wire is very thin.