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Power conditioning for multiple dedicated circuits

I have been looking through the discussions and cannot find specifics on how people condition a dedicated circuit. I ran 4 new lines to my music room. There are two wall receptacles where I removed the tab on each to have each outlet on the duplex a dedicated circuit. I have my amp, preamp and phono stage plugged into 3 and a monster power center plugged into the 4th to cover all other items(subwoofer, DAC, streamer, turntable power supply).

All the conditioners I am finding are similar in design to my Monster where there are 8+ outlets. Are there any single outlet models for my application or would I need to allow space to stack up multiple units only utilizing one from each?
dhite71

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erik_squires
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Richard Gray's power stations were resonant filter tanks, widely available for 110 VAC but I'm sure they made at least 1 version that was 220 to 110.

I believe Equitech makes a number of suitable models today.
erik_squires
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Well, a little late now, but you would have been better off running 220V lines and putting a transformer in the room. You would have lower voltage drop from the length of the cables, and better noise isolation thanks to the transformer.

If you must go this route, I recommend Furman strips or conditioners with LiFT and SMP, or Tripp Lite Isobar Ultra as affordable ways to reduce noise.
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