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Old 11-06-2018, 10:25 AM
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Thanks for this discussion. The info is very helpful to me. As I have two 20 amp dedicated lines, I’m leaning towards two units. One Niagara 7000, which I’ll plug my MSB Select II DAC into the Low Current Outlets and my left amp and left speaker (subwoofer amp) into the High Current Outlets. One Niagara 5000, which I’ll plug my right amp and right speaker (subwoofer amp) into the High Current Outlets.

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