Separate grounded outlet for audio setup

I have a couple of separate lines going into the audio room. The ground circuit is not separate.
I would check with a licensed electrician to see that if code allows what you are talking about.

Are you experiencing noise problems?

I’m not receiving any excessive noise or hiss. Am just thinking that if the setup is separately grounded (ie what they do in hospitals for special equipment) that the power would be cleaner & no need for a conditioner 

chetter

Wondering if anyone has put in a separate outlet for their audio setup with a separate ground that is not associated with the regular ground for the rest of the home ...

That would be potentially hazardous and a major NEC violation. All grounds must be bonded together along with the neutral at the main service panel.

Yea, be careful there, you can add all the grounds you want, AS long as they are tied back to the main ground. You get between the two different grounds, like I said you gotta be careful. They can bite.. A ground is a DRAIN, the difference between the two is YOU..  One hand in the pocket.. LOL

No noise, no problem, you're going to be getting out of trouble, instead of staying out of trouble...  If it's not broke don't fix it... 

Hospitals do it for bonding because of O2. That stuff will blow up.. They want you to unplug FIRST, then release the bond...or ground. NO SPARK.. ok...

Second if they go into backup, that switching point and grounds EVERYWHERE are an Apollo 11 safeguard... Hindsight is 20/20
O2 and sparks don't mix...

Enjoy Thanksgiving... YUM!

Regards