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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Timmerman" data-source="post: 24587" data-attributes="member: 172">Re: When L21-30 just isn&#039;t big enough&nbsp;Some thoughts:Can you set up the amps so that each amplifier is doing a triamp zone + sub?&nbsp; This&#039;ll make it easier to balance the load across multiple phases, as well as reducing the maximum draw per amplifier.Have you given thought to putting 2 L21-30 breakouts in the rack?&nbsp; One breakout (the &quot;primary&quot;) has 3 amplifiers, all as line-line loads.&nbsp; The second breakout has a single amplifier, plus whatever you need for courtesy outlets.&nbsp; If you just have the amplifier, it could be as simple as an under-populated L21-30 to Powercon.&nbsp; Basically, 2 racpacks instead of one.&nbsp; On quieter shows, you could perhaps use the loop-thru on the primary to feed the secondary.&nbsp; The primary breakout wouldn&#039;t need any additional overcurrent protection.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Timmerman, post: 24587, member: 172"] Re: When L21-30 just isn't big enough Some thoughts: Can you set up the amps so that each amplifier is doing a triamp zone + sub? This'll make it easier to balance the load across multiple phases, as well as reducing the maximum draw per amplifier. Have you given thought to putting 2 L21-30 breakouts in the rack? One breakout (the "primary") has 3 amplifiers, all as line-line loads. The second breakout has a single amplifier, plus whatever you need for courtesy outlets. If you just have the amplifier, it could be as simple as an under-populated L21-30 to Powercon. Basically, 2 racpacks instead of one. On quieter shows, you could perhaps use the loop-thru on the primary to feed the secondary. The primary breakout wouldn't need any additional overcurrent protection. [/QUOTE]

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