question on Panamax MR 4300

gudnoyez
gudnoyez Posts: 8,124
edited June 2014 in Electronics
Question it has 8 outlets on the back and 1 on the front if a hook up my AVR, 3 channel amp, Oppo 105, my Tv, both subs, and a turntable, will they all be equally protected? I know it can accommodate 9 pieces of equipment, but is that running to much on it and would I want to throw another one in the mix? All answers are appreciated, I just want the best protection for my gear.
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  • ZLTFUL
    ZLTFUL Posts: 5,650
    edited June 2014
    Steve, personal recommendation, connect the amp to a separate circuit if possible but barring that, plug the amp directly into the wall outlet and not via the surge suppressor.
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  • rpf65
    rpf65 Posts: 2,127
    edited June 2014
    Yes, the protection is equal for everything plugged into it. Think of it this way; your buying a really expensive, high-tech fuse. Since this fuse is between line voltage and all gear plugged into it, get a power surge and fuse blows. The circuit from line voltage to gear is now open. All loads are disconnected, so all are equally protected.
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  • gudnoyez
    gudnoyez Posts: 8,124
    edited June 2014
    I have a receptacle close to the one where the Panamax is I could put the amp in that one with a decent plug in wall surge I see Panamax does offer those types. Thanks for the answers.
    Home Theater
    Parasound Halo A 31 OnkyoTX-NR838 Sony XBR55X850B 55" 4K RtiA9 Fronts CsiA6 Center RtiA3 Rears FxiA6 Side Surrounds Dual Psw 111's Oppo 105D Signal Ultra Speaker Cables & IC's Signal Magic Power Cable Technics SL Q300 Panamax MR4300 Audioquest Chocolate HDMI Cables Audioquest Forest USB Cable

    2 Channel
    Adcom 555II Vincent SA-T1 Marantz SA 15S2 Denon DR-M11 Clearaudio Bluemotion SDA 2.3tl's (Z) edition MIT Terminator II Speaker Cables & IC's Adcom 545II Adcom Gtp-450 Marantz CD5004 Technics M245X SDA 2B's, SDA CRS+

    Stuff for the Head
    JD LABS C5 Headphone Amplifier, Sennheiser HD 598, Polk Audio Buckle, Polk Audio Hinge, Velodyne vPulse, Bose IE2, Sennheiser CX 200 Street II, Sennheiser MX 365

    Shower & Off the beaten path Rigs
    Polk Audio Boom Swimmer, Polk Audio Urchin B)
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