There is an IR x10 command console that can control up to 16 x10 devices for $29.9. A 3 pin appliance plug-in module capable of supporting 400 watts for TV and audio devices is 18.99. A 3 pin wall receptacle with a 20a rating is $56.

My primary concern (for these type devices) was the potential impact it would have on my old parasound 1200 amp and velodyne sub. Currently I leave the 1050 on standby and leave my parasound and velodyne on all of the time. Introducing the x10 or any other system would seem to bypass the standard power startup protection circuits I believe both the parasound and velodyne have. As a secondary concern, I don't know if the x10 system via it powerline commands introduces noise into a system connected to it.
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Living Room 24x18 open 1/2 flight up to a raised dining room/hall 24x12
Outlaw 976 pre-pro running 5.1 system
Outlaw 750 for Artison Masterpiece LCR and 2 NHT SuperZeros rears
Velodyne Servo FX-1200
LG OLED65C8PUA via HDMI2 to/from 976 HDMI ARC
Roku Ultra
Samsung BD-D5500 BluRay
Amazon FireStick 4K to 976 Aux HDMI input for Amazon Music Ultra