Dedicated 20 amp lines/should i use a sub panel


Happy New Year to all!!

I am about to install 3 - 20 amp dedicated lines for my stereo. I still have space in my 200 amp main panel but was wondering if their is any benefit to installing a 60 amp sub panel for the 3 audio circuits , also as i am using 10 gauge wire and its not the easiest to manipulate should i hook up the bare wire to the receptacles looped around the screws or inserted in the holes or should i use spade connection's. any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance
Chris 
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noromance,
No apology necessary, i'm enjoying all the different opinion's and just absorbing all the info.
   
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noromance said:

However, I’ll definitely try it on the DIY 4 duplex receptacle unit if i can buy one in that size. Thanks for your help.
The DIY 4 duplex plate appears to be stainless steel. It may or may not have ferrous materials in it. It depends on the grade quality of the stainless steel. You can use a magnet to check it. If the magnet sticks to the plate like glue or is attracted to the plate replace it with a non breakable nylon plate. Change that single receptacle steel cover plate if that is the outlet that’s feeds the DIY power distributor.

Jim
Use levlok hospital grade outlets. They have pigtails and you connect it with wire nuts 
New house, ran 4 separate 20 amp circuits to 1 of the main panels. I asked my electrician and he thought that would be best. No hum or issues and have plenty of power for anything I want to use