Power conditioner vs use of a audio grade outlet?

unless you have dedicated 10ga from incoming to your stereo wall, so basic 16ga in your house ran in hundreds and hundreds of feet through conduit, romex, whatever, a single outlet fed by 16 ga will make instruments float around the room, so it sounds like a choir of heavenly angels in perfect harmony?

nah

Erik_squires

Why are you recommending a link to a self grounded outlet? Shouldn't it be in isolated ground, which I believe involves connecting the ground all the way back to the panel. Self grounded it's just Connect to ground to the box which may not be a good thing.

ArcticDeth

So it appears you are in favor of a 10 gauge romex? Hard to tell

@erik_squires  you will not get any argument from me re NEC.  I am totally learning.  It was just that I participated in a thread not all that long ago, ad to make the long story shorter, I was saying that I had 20A outlets and 12-2 and I was protecting them with a 15A breaker as I thought that would be safer.  I was told that the breaker itself was what determined the circuit, and although I might be right that having the lower amperage breaker to be on the safe side of tripping, to be compliant my breaker and outlet should match.  At least that was the way I interpreted the advice I was getting. 

Errr, never use 16ga for house wiring as mentioned above.