Not enough outlets

Well, all well and good....but since we've a 'live/work' situation, the fire marshal (who visits every 2 yrs.) pointed out that best practice is to have hvydty plug strips with an onboard  breaker that plugs directly to a wall socket....

Therefore:
- Puters & access. on their own,
- Amp direct to wall
- Pre. eq's, switching on the 2nd
- Other audio on the 3rd.

The nice part is the routine has 'neatened' and makes cable distribution exhibit sense v, 'done enough'.

(Nice to have 4x4 boxes on the wall, so I could add a 2nd dbl plug... ;) ..) 

Oh...and only 2 4x4's with 4 plugs each on their own GRCI prior to a 20 amp breaker, 4 & 16 ft. from the 200amp panel with room to grow.

Lucky

If you go with a strip take a look at the Wiremold L10320. It is/was the only power strip recommended by Naim. It has no power filtering, no on/off switch and no breaker. It’s just a well made extension with nothing in the way which is what you want for amplifiers. If you want, you can opt for the fancier SuperWiremold version sold through AV Options. From what I can tell it’s a L10320 that has been cryo treated , a wood base added and what looks like a Wattgate connector. I own 2 of the regular ones, one plugged into a Bryston Bit-20 and the other into a PS Audio HC something or other (can’t remember the name). Anyway, I hear absolutely zero difference with them in or out of the loop

I have a similar issue with a duplex outlet. I recently bought the AE quad with the Mega cable and it has been working really well for me. 

My humble suggestion is the Parts Connexion extension kit.  I like it for two reasons:

1. You can substitute your own favorite outlets and/or IEC socket
2. Has voltage meter built in