power conditioning

[Mr.Hetfield]

I am planning on buying a furman power c. and I was wonder if I should get the 20 amp or 15 amp version?

 

[ned]

20 amp as it will supply power to more stuff

 

[disassembled]

If your wall socket is rated for 15 amps then you will only get 15 amps worth no matter how high your power strip is rated. A small guitar rig should not need more than 8 amps worth of current(that's pretty generous too). Buy for your needs and leave some room to grow but too much is too much in some cases.

 

[Mr.Hetfield]

Ok well I am not sure what the sockets are rated in canada so basically I will be using

Mesaboogie dual recto with a korg tuner, dbx noise surpress, and some delay unit.

Will I be able to plug my amp into the power cond?

 

[Rayder]

you should have no problems running all your equipment from one power conditioner. im not too familiar with amperes, but a dual rec shouldnt suck up too many of them

 

[fatboy135]

I have the a 16 amps furman with my triaxis and my 20/20 and it never passes from 2 amps, so you need to see the power consumption of your equipment and do the next calc: P=VxI

 

[tramp]

I am a total convert to having conditioned power (I us a Triaxis, 20/20 and a roctron xpression), and if you read this it gives a fantastic insight into both cables and earthing and, well everything including RFI, spikes the lot, and tons of stuff you might never have thought about!!!

http://www.russandrews.com/lookup/1/region/UK/currency/GBP/customer_id/PAA1487058105102VYYVBQFRISNLBPXF/article-The-Power-and-the-Glory-pgabout.htm

Read all of it and be enlightened....

Cheers

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