I usually communicate well with 4year olds. You sure don't sound like one--so I may be in over my head. The general premise is not to tax any one outlet. A standad 15 amp line shouldn't be taxed beyond 1500 watts.--This allows for some headroom. Your amps are the greedy items. I did't see what you were going with,for amps. There are some hungry mono blocks that need their own line.(each) All this means is run one line from the breaker box to one duplex. Spread the same; one duplex from the breaker box, thing around the room. One in the back in case you go with a front projector. With the conditioners you are running;standard 12 ga.romex should be fine. Use Hospital grade duplexes as a minimum. Outlets on the floor where the amp sets would be nice. Now back to the cartoons A?
Explain it to me like im 4 please? dedicated line
Thanks for the help in advance.
I am building as we speak my dedicated room, unfortunately the dimensions werent flexible but everything else really is.
My room is:
11.5 wide
27 deep
9.5 high, (cathedral)
My system consists of:
Proceed Avp-s
Linar 250 Amp
Wadia 23 Source
Levinson 36 DAC
Nautilus 804
Nautilus HTM-2 center
Boston VR-MX surrounds
Phillips 963 DVD
Cabling:
Transparent Reference balanced 2 pairs
Transparent Super Bicable LCR
Power:
PS Audio PS300 MW with all blackgate caps
Shunyata Sidewinder
Michael Wolf Gain
Synergistic Research a/c Master coupler
Treatments:
2 14x48 bass ASC Bass Traps
My Basic question is...
I have NO CLUE about wiring, i am planning on at least 4
dedicated circuits and have researched dilligently in the forum here, but im totally lost.(1 Source/preamp, dac, transport. 2nd for amp. 3rd for multi channel amp. 4th for video.) also, all lighting and other outlets will be on their own circuits.
I have read alot about isolated grounds and stranded wiring as being the way to go.
I live in seattle so i have basically every opportunity to
get what i need for wire, but after reading everything i still have no idea how to physically install this, nor do i have any idea when i look at the store to pick the exact wire i need. (what type of shielding, stranded vs. non-stranded) etc etc etc.
Luckily my electric panel will only be about 18 feet away from my components (all wiring is brand new)
Can anyone explain to a total wiring novice how to
physically wire this?
Maybe a picture or two?
Will hospital grade outlets be what i need or do i need to go further?
If anyone would like i can send pictures of the framed in room so they have an idea of what im looking at.
I have installed 2x6 walls and ceilings and am going to use 5/8 sheetrock with blown in insulation in the ceiling.
Should i use a heavy texture on the walls and celings to reduce reflections?
All help will be appreciated more than you know.
Thanks again.
Greg
I am building as we speak my dedicated room, unfortunately the dimensions werent flexible but everything else really is.
My room is:
11.5 wide
27 deep
9.5 high, (cathedral)
My system consists of:
Proceed Avp-s
Linar 250 Amp
Wadia 23 Source
Levinson 36 DAC
Nautilus 804
Nautilus HTM-2 center
Boston VR-MX surrounds
Phillips 963 DVD
Cabling:
Transparent Reference balanced 2 pairs
Transparent Super Bicable LCR
Power:
PS Audio PS300 MW with all blackgate caps
Shunyata Sidewinder
Michael Wolf Gain
Synergistic Research a/c Master coupler
Treatments:
2 14x48 bass ASC Bass Traps
My Basic question is...
I have NO CLUE about wiring, i am planning on at least 4
dedicated circuits and have researched dilligently in the forum here, but im totally lost.(1 Source/preamp, dac, transport. 2nd for amp. 3rd for multi channel amp. 4th for video.) also, all lighting and other outlets will be on their own circuits.
I have read alot about isolated grounds and stranded wiring as being the way to go.
I live in seattle so i have basically every opportunity to
get what i need for wire, but after reading everything i still have no idea how to physically install this, nor do i have any idea when i look at the store to pick the exact wire i need. (what type of shielding, stranded vs. non-stranded) etc etc etc.
Luckily my electric panel will only be about 18 feet away from my components (all wiring is brand new)
Can anyone explain to a total wiring novice how to
physically wire this?
Maybe a picture or two?
Will hospital grade outlets be what i need or do i need to go further?
If anyone would like i can send pictures of the framed in room so they have an idea of what im looking at.
I have installed 2x6 walls and ceilings and am going to use 5/8 sheetrock with blown in insulation in the ceiling.
Should i use a heavy texture on the walls and celings to reduce reflections?
All help will be appreciated more than you know.
Thanks again.
Greg