Dedicated power

Hmm maybe I will stock with single line. I guess other issue with 2 is it's a real bear to run these. I am in basement and where the fuse box is there is no basement under it (concrete). We figured out a way to run it but it is tight and the 2 lines would need to be close together for most of the run, maybe inducing noise?
 I'll ask my electrician what the local code is about the outlet. If I can use a 20a outlet on a 30a line I will do that. If not I will stick with 20a.

How long are your runs?  Unless they are more than 30' you are just as well running 12 gauge Romex.

If much longer, then run a 60A to a subpanel, and then run short 20A circuits to each outlet.  The advantages of a 60, in addition to lower voltage drop, is that the code may let you get away with not running conduit for it. Check your local ordinances.

Never put more than a 20A breaker on a normal 15/20A outlet, regardless of wiring. It has no audible benefit, and serious safety issues.

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Hello, does anyone recognize the silver record weight, Its definitely not he stock weight 
that comes with this Pro-ject Xtension Evo 10 ?
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I’d go twin 20amp heavy gauge shielded lines and use Synergistic Research Orange outlets or hospital grade outlets on up. Lots of beefy ones out there. If you do nothing else getting rid of stock wall outlets should help.

I could not run new lines but once everything from the wall out was ungraded even my wife (who couldn’t care a fig) said she thought the sound was better.

If you go with a power conditioner get a top one.

Thinking of the entire electrical supply and all wires as a components makes doing improvements easy.

@erik,

Run is probably a little over 30ft. Thinking closer to 40ft.