One dedicated circuit for each mono block?

I have yet to install a dedicated line, but I recognize the need. I have two 800 watt class D subamplifiers, 300 watt per channel integrated and all the usual bits plugged into one 15 amp plug. McIntosh, in their instructions specify that the integrated is to be plugged directly into the wall. All are plugged into the six separate circuits of the Everest 8000. Shunyata claims that each circuit can provide a momentary 30 Amps. Everything about the musical presentation is improved when plugged into the Everest and using Shunyata’s NR power cables. So, I will dedicate one 20 Amp circuit, but other than my TT motor, all goes through the conditioner.

@jumia   I have my stereo sysem plugged into one dedicated line.  

So anything that might have noise associated with it such as a wall wart gets plugged into the other line.  So no, it doesn't affect my system any more than something plugged in at the other end of the house.  

+1 separating digital from analog.  

IHave a friend who is a Audiophile and master electrician he did mine 

awg 10 wire, 4 wire a common ground, and a isolated insulated ground using a separate buzz bar in the breaker box , a pure silver 30 amp breaker from Germany 

land all copper gold outlets ,a Siemens  surge protection at the input to the breaker box  and all equipment have Furutechs best IEC inputs which is very important , as well as every rca,xlr,and connector all WBT ,or Furutech the system sounds so much cleaner, the majority of mfg use gold over 

brass which means 3x less conductivity then Copper,which = 3x more resistance 

which = low level distortion which can be measured ,I use Xlr which truly make a difference ,especially if you digital, and amp,preamp are Differentially balanced .

everything counts.

I guess I’ll need seven dedicated circuits for my upstairs system and eight more dedicated circuits for my basement system. Now in reality, sure it could be really clean power, but don’t you think it’s overkill?