Hey bro, you want a 3 phase distro really for that stuff. The most common over our end of the world as the rack mount ones with a big orange Wilco 32A/3 input and then 12 x 10A outlets. The one you want is the one with a pair of 10A outlets per 20A breaker so you get 6 breakers.

Something like the PD620 from Powerwise would do the job - https://www.jdsound.com.au/powerwise-pd620-powerwise-3-phase-6-x-20a-circuit-3ru.html

You want to split the amps over the different phases and keep the circuit for the bass amp clear of anything else to make sure it can draw maximum current.

If a venue doesn't have 3 phase power then its a case of getting as many different regular outlets as possible. You will often find 15A or 20A outlets hidden around venues that don't have 3 phase so it is worth getting the relevant extension leads for sockets like that and putting the sub amp on the biggest socket you can find.

I suspect DubKoala may be from “down under”, where small 3 phase supplies are much more common than they are in the UK. We have long been “frightened “ of 3 phase in the UK, i can even remember theatres where 3 phase had to be physically separated by over 2 metres to avoid phase-phase shocks.

Yes those distros are OK, other than the global RCD which is always a bad idea on a production distro. Cumulative leakage can be a real issue where multiple appliances often with switch mode PSU’s each leak a milliamp or so, and all of a sudden the whole lot trips. Individual final circuits of 16/32A etc should have a 30mA RCD protecting them, hence the overall RCD in this case would have to be no greater than 30mA.

Hiya lads. I were given a Botex PSA 322-6 DL. Does this thing work in the UK. would it need adaptors or anything else to make it work on the usual 4 sub/kicks sound system over here?