New dedicated lines have high noise floor.


I just installed two dedicated lines for my system.  Each is on its own 20a circuit breaker.  I used 10 gauge hospital grade MC cable (exact same length) and Cardas 4181 duplex outlets.  I was expecting a quieter noise floor and better sound.  I have a 3x to 4x increase in the noise floor compared with a regular outlet nearby.  One of the circuits has a "crackling" sound.  For the best results, I need to put my amp and source equipment on a single outlet.  If I use both the sound gets worse.  Any ideas?  I need to have my electricians come back, but would like to have some audiophile wisdom for support.
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@jea48. 
Thats an excellent bit of information for all our Audiogon friends. Thank very much. Pete
Great feedback everyone.  Much appreciated.  I took the hospital grade MC cable recommendation from my electrician.  Jim, I think I need to read that passage several more times to get the gist of it,  I have a call into my electrician and will share the wisdom found here.  Thank you all.  I'll let you know how this turns out.  Pete 
Jea48, the 2 circuits are parallel on the panel.  Is that an issue?  The panel is a relatively new (9-years) 200 amp panel.  It is full with no additional slots.  I've got another 150 amp panel next to it which is also full.
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