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Professioneller Netzstrom-Aufbereiter und -Filter
- Gesamtlast: 10 A
- 2-fach LED-Rackbeleuchtung dimm- und herausziehbar
- SMP (Serie Mode Protection) wartungsfreier Überspannungsschutz
- LIFT (Linear Filtering Technology) masseschlussfreie Geräuschdämpfung
- EVS (Automatic Extreme Voltage Shutdown) für Abschaltung/Trennung bei permanenter/extremer Überspannung
- Sicherungsautomat resetbar
- rückseitiger BNC-Anschluss mit Schalter für optionale Schwanenhalslampe (12 V/0.5 A)
- Format: 19" / 1HE
- 10 IEC-Buchsen
A Furman power conditioner isn’t the flashiest box in the rack, but it can be a very sensible buy for a clean, stable system setup. At €330, this sits well below the €417 25th percentile and far under the €502 median for recent EUR comps, so it reads as a strong deal rather than merely fair.
That makes it especially attractive if the unit is genuinely excellent and complete, since Furman gear is valued for tidy surge protection, rack convenience, and practical filtration more than audiophile mystique. If it’s been well cared for, this is the kind of utility purchase that quietly earns its place; just confirm the outlets, power switch, and any front-panel or rear-panel features are all working as expected.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Furman is a U.S. pro-audio brand founded in 1974 by Jim Furman, with roots in the live-sound and Grateful Dead-era touring scene in Northern California. Its heritage is not in consumer hi-fi components, but in solving the practical problem of clean, reliable AC power for demanding audio systems.
The brand is best known for power conditioners, voltage regulators, surge protection, and related power-management products for studios, broadcast, live sound, and home theater. Furman’s name is most closely associated with rack-mounted AC filtration and protection rather than amplifiers, speakers, turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables.
In the market, Furman sits in a specialist, professional-focused niche rather than the high-end audiophile mainstream. It has a long-standing reputation for utility, reliability, and system protection, making it a familiar choice for working engineers and serious home-theater users who want robust power infrastructure more than flashy audio hardware.
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