Question of power

Depends on your idle and maximum power draws, but no power conditioner can put out more power than the outlet has (except for very short periods of time). 

Why do you use 14 channels of amplification? And what amps are you using? 

Best,

Erik

I have a 7.2.4 surround system. Front three channels are biamped w custom Y-interconnects. System specs below. 

I read specs with the audioquest where it said it can handle 90 amps peak current which makes me believe it has some kind of power storage capacity and can deliver for brief periods more power than the outlet. But I could be misunderstanding. 

System:

Oppo-105D/ Audioquest Diamond HDMI for movies and balanced for music
Marantz AV8802a
Lexicon RX-7 amps (2 of them) each with dedicated 20 amp line and Shunyata Defender
Tivo Mini
JVC HR-S5901U S-VHS
Panasonic 65VT60 Plasma
Middle Atlantic fan cooled rack

Revel Ultima Salon 2 (mains) spiked on Herbie's discs
Revel Ultima Voice 2 (Center) on Revel Pedestal
Revel Ultima Gem 2 (Surround)
Revel W760 (back surround)
Revel C583 (2 pair, in ceiling for Atmos)
JL Audio Fathom F212V2

Audioquest Slip 14/2 and 14/4 speaker wire (a lot of in-wall runs)
Audioquest Mackenzie Balanced interconnects
Shunyata Viper Zitron power cables
Panamax 5300 PM - components plugged in on dedicated 20 amp line

Wow, that's quite a system, and a very good supply of current.
Why not contact AQ directly? Or, at least a dealer like John Rutan at Audioconnection?
Bob

Power conditioners do not make electricity (the same way pumps can't make water when the source dries up). Your amps each draw 12 amnps and that's why the mfr requires a dedicated line because the 120 volt outlet will most likely "dry up" by a tripped  circuit breaker when two amps are installed. You definitely need two circuits minimum regardless of what power conditioner is used.