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One dedicated circuit for each mono block?

If I have a dedicated 20 amp Circuit is that ok for two monoblocs? I read that a separate dedicated line is better for each amplifier. So the outlet can't have two plugs but it's better to not use one of the two plugs when connecting a mono block?

I have a transparent Power isolator which I know use to plug amps into.

So maybe a dedicated circuit can be used to plug amps directly into and then have Power isolator connected to a separate Circuit for everything else.

I am trying to evaluate the merits and to need for getting a second dedicated line while installing the first.

emergingsoul

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unreceivedogma
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I would ask your electric utility company to dedicate two separate transformers at the power station to each monobloc, with lines running directly from the transformers at the utility power station into each monobloc.

And ask them to coat the power lines along the way with little shards of glass so that birds can’t rest on them and divert or dilute the power path.

Can’t beat that!

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@emergingsoul 

Hey, that works for me. Especially the free part  

 

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If you’re ecologically conscious, here’s another thought. 
 

Build two solar panel arrays in your back yard. Couple them directly to each monobloc. I think that’s as pure as it gets. 

An alternative would be to construct two of those big windmill thingies. You may have a lot of dead birds falling into your backyard, though, which, besides the “eek!” factor is also a health issue, so this is not quite as ecologically sound as the solar option. 

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