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Due to a rearrangement of the down stairs rooms my audio will now 'move'. I can move the dedicated mains radial from the former 'audio room' to the new 'audio room' by passing it straight through the dividing wall and terminating it with a standard 2 gang socket. However, I will then require a 1.5m extension lead and mains block to get the power to the equipment rack.
Can anyone recommend a decent mains extension lead/block that isn't silly money.
Thanks in advance.
Marj, my wife and best friend, says my passions are obsessions! 808v6, DSP5200USE, Roon, Gyro SE/Tecnoarm/AT33 PTG
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I would speak to Paul at EvoAudio; he is a great person to deal with. http://www.evoaudio.uk/I'm sure the Wychwood Audionics range will have just what you are looking for. http://www.evoaudio.uk/wychwood.htm
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