Power strip plugging order ? Tks

There are two general ways you can go with this:
1. have the analog components on one power strip, and the digital ones on the other (digital components tend to generate more line noise than analog units);
2. put your low-power, source components on one strip, and the high components (power amps, TV, etc.) on the other.

I suggest, if your budget allows, that you get good power strips that also have some kind of line conditioning. Based on my own experience with the Monster Power HTS2000, I can recommend it as a good performer, although there are certainly others that you can choose from.

I think your power amp will probably sound better plugged directly into the wall. Every time I've plugged one into a power strip it has caused some loss of dynamics.

Viridian, that`s precisely the order that BPT recommends for their conditioners. Amplifiers, analog, digital, and video without mixing analog/digital on the duplexes.