NoobScienceKazoo
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What's the difference between connecting 'direct to wall outlets', and connecting to a standard power strip from the wall outlet?
The electrical wiring is all 1 cable/line into the room, where the power is then shared across the wall outlets(?)
So what's the difference between having more wall outlets vs. a couple of wall outlets with loads of power strips?
The power strips have high amp load e.g. 16A each power strip (from a 15A or 20A circuit).
When people say to "connect direct to the wall outlet" (e.g. amps), this is essentially the same as connecting to a standard power strip then?
I'm getting a dedicated circuit into a studio production/mix room - should I for some reason get tons of wall outlets vs. a few wall outlets (as normal) and loads of power strips for lots of audio gear?
Standard power strips vs
Tacima 6-way surge protectors?
for recording studio use with tons of analog synths & outboard gear.
I was thinking about getting a single/dedicated circuit/electrcial system for the studio only (new wire from the ourdoors mains pole) with a Emerson SolaHD Transformer CVS Voltage Regulator (as was recommended) - they have them up to 500kVA
Have acquired a ginormous amount of audio gear - loads of old synths, preamps, EQs, compressors, limiters, tubes, Pultec, FX units (about 70 units).
What's the power recommendations of ASR for recording studios with tons of gear, vs an audiophile set up?
I've got grounding / ground loops, balanced audio, cable separation (audio from mains), DC block (for old toroidal transformer units) - covered (I think)
Many thanks
The electrical wiring is all 1 cable/line into the room, where the power is then shared across the wall outlets(?)
So what's the difference between having more wall outlets vs. a couple of wall outlets with loads of power strips?
The power strips have high amp load e.g. 16A each power strip (from a 15A or 20A circuit).
When people say to "connect direct to the wall outlet" (e.g. amps), this is essentially the same as connecting to a standard power strip then?
I'm getting a dedicated circuit into a studio production/mix room - should I for some reason get tons of wall outlets vs. a few wall outlets (as normal) and loads of power strips for lots of audio gear?
Standard power strips vs
Tacima 6-way surge protectors?
for recording studio use with tons of analog synths & outboard gear.
I was thinking about getting a single/dedicated circuit/electrcial system for the studio only (new wire from the ourdoors mains pole) with a Emerson SolaHD Transformer CVS Voltage Regulator (as was recommended) - they have them up to 500kVA
Have acquired a ginormous amount of audio gear - loads of old synths, preamps, EQs, compressors, limiters, tubes, Pultec, FX units (about 70 units).
What's the power recommendations of ASR for recording studios with tons of gear, vs an audiophile set up?
I've got grounding / ground loops, balanced audio, cable separation (audio from mains), DC block (for old toroidal transformer units) - covered (I think)
Many thanks