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Netzstromfilter in sehr guten Zustand. Anleitung ist nicht dabei, lässt sich aber bestimmt leicht im Netz finden
€2,000 is ambitious versus the recent used market: with a €502 median and €1,257 75th percentile, this sits well above the usual asking range and needs extra justification to feel good value. On price alone, it’s not a casual buy.
That said, this is a serious power-conditioner/regenerator piece with a strong reputation in high-end systems for lowering noise and giving front-end gear cleaner, more stable power. If it’s truly excellent, complete, and from a careful owner, the appeal is in getting reference-level power management in one box; just make sure the included accessories, outlets, and functionality are all confirmed before paying this kind of premium.
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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