Mutlple Amps and a line Conditioner


I have a MAXX (www.maxxproducts.com) line conditioner and really don't know much about it, except I paid a lot when I bought it a couple of years ago. Was recommended by the Audio store here in Manhattan.

Well, I'm going to be running the following equipment from the AC in my home. Any info on (1) if I can plug all of this equipment into the line conditioner? (2) should amps go directly into wall? (3) how much power can an outlet really handle? (4) balanced power compared to isolated power? Help???

2 McCormack DNA-225's
1 McCormack HT-5
1 Elac powered subwoofer
1 Sonance Cinema Sub Amplifier
1 McCormack UPD-1
1 McCormack RLD-1
1 McCormack MAP-1

I realize the line drives and CD player aren't much of an issue, but, what about all the amplifiers?

For those of you wondering why I'm running all of this equipment, well, I'm running two separate systems from the same location since the loft has different mezzanine spaces (one main floor for music and one small mezzanine for movies).

I live in an old NYC loft so I'm left in the hands of my building power which will hopefully be upgraded sometime in the future. My construction will be completed in another couple of months and I don't want to be stuck behind the eight ball when I finally hook up my system.

Thanks for any help you can offer!

-David
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Showing 1 response by dq10tom

I have a Monster Powercenter 5100 unit that has 3 high powered stereo amps and a processor plugged in to it. The UL tags on the power amps rates none of these at more than 1 amp current draw. I have no problems running this all at once and have never pulled more than 4.0A of current load under high volumes. These relates to less than 1/3 rated 15A capacity. I would not want to pull more than 10A total from any electrical circuit because 15A is max rating when the breakers will get warm and start tripping. So, you must add everything hooked up to the circuit, including a light or whatever in another room. Good luck

Tom