Dedicated 100 amp sub panel just for audio with three 110 volt and one 220 volt dedicated circuits.
I run THHN stranded # 10 doubled up for all hots, grounds and neutrals which gives me around 7 gauge conductors. Very nice for my amps. I use the 220 volt line for my power plant and two 110 volt lines for each amp and the last one for my Logans. I have found the two 10 doubled up is much better than single 10 gauge, I also twist the two conductors about 3-4 times per foot. Dedicated ground rod and all breakers and wire treated wit pro gold.
My next upgrade will be using two 12 gauge stranded conductors twisted around one 10 gauge solid conductor and giving it about 3-4 twists per foot, this should yield me about 5.5 gauge.
The way my dedicated lines are config, the system is dead quiet, the best it's ever been in regaurds to quiet, noise floor, blacker back ground, etc...
I think the dedicated sub really helps as nothing else is in the sub and everthing is in phase which is something that people over look as it does make a difference! Happy wiring!
I run THHN stranded # 10 doubled up for all hots, grounds and neutrals which gives me around 7 gauge conductors. Very nice for my amps. I use the 220 volt line for my power plant and two 110 volt lines for each amp and the last one for my Logans. I have found the two 10 doubled up is much better than single 10 gauge, I also twist the two conductors about 3-4 times per foot. Dedicated ground rod and all breakers and wire treated wit pro gold.
My next upgrade will be using two 12 gauge stranded conductors twisted around one 10 gauge solid conductor and giving it about 3-4 twists per foot, this should yield me about 5.5 gauge.
The way my dedicated lines are config, the system is dead quiet, the best it's ever been in regaurds to quiet, noise floor, blacker back ground, etc...
I think the dedicated sub really helps as nothing else is in the sub and everthing is in phase which is something that people over look as it does make a difference! Happy wiring!