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In Reply to: Re: Where to Plug in All the A/C Cords? posted by Audio Fan on February 23, 2001 at 11:07:54:
For a single amp, the solution would be as you described. As mentioned by floyd and the original poster, there are multiple amps to be connected (in this case, 5). I have a similar situation as I am currently using 4 monoblock amps with an Isobar surge protector. Short of several (3-4) dedicated outlets on a wall, what's a good solution?Michael
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- Re: Where to Plug in All the A/C Cords? - mfm 21:04:05 02/23/01 (6)
- Re: Where to Plug in All the A/C Cords? - Audio Fan 23:46:08 02/23/01 (5)
- Re: Where to Plug in All the A/C Cords? - mfm 00:10:54 02/24/01 (4)
- Glad you weren't banished. I'd would've felt responsible! - WaWaZat! 19:41:28 02/24/01 (1)
- Re: Glad you weren't banished. I'd would've felt responsible! - Audio Fan 09:51:13 02/25/01 (0)
- Re: Where to Plug in All the A/C Cords? - JE 10:18:14 02/24/01 (0)
- Re: Where to Plug in All the A/C Cords? - Audio Fan 09:53:25 02/24/01 (0)
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