THE WALL---Why?


No, this does not refer to Pink Floyd or Donald Trump! 
  I was just wondering why audio dealers tell you to plug the power amplifier into the wall, rather than into my PS Audio power plant? What harm would it do to plug it into the Power Plant; it has plenty of capacity?! Would I risk any damage if I plugged my power amplifier direct into the power plant? 
just curious... thanks.   ---Steve
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Showing 1 response by danvignau

If you plug the amp into the wall, you might decide to plug in everything there and not buy the device.

Seriously, these devices make up for not having a 30 amp circuit.

I ran 2 of them with 10 Gua wire and separate breakers.

Another trick is to run a construction extension cord from a socket on a separate breaker and split the audio amps. I demonstrate the difference with some bass dropping out when I only use one circuit.


If you have a 15 amp circuit, with other things on it, you absolutely need the device.