Customer Reviews

Furman M-8x2 Merit X Series Power Conditioner

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The Furman M-8x2 is a no-frills power conditioner for sound guys with a just few toys to protect. I bought it for my small anvil rack of Behringer mixer, Roland digital delay, Kawai sound module, and amplifier. The front outlet is very useful for a Littlite to see your mix settings in a dark studio or club.

The Furman does what it's supposed to. I like the convenience factor, and knowing that my sound gear won't be trashed by PG&E.

Recommended.

I Purchased this unit approximately a few months ago for my P.A. Rack and so far so good. No power outages and all my equiptment is operating with zero noise. Great Puchase for my Rack!

Great product, Great price.

Do you just want a power conditioner to protect all your equipment?

This thing doesn't have the pull out lights, but really? Do you really need pull out light bulbs?

Maybe for a big rack, but not everyone needs a big rack. Sometimes a smaller portable rack that is easier to handle is the way to go.

And ya don't need lights for that.

yeah.

Simple y funcional, lo he colocado en mi rack sin problemas y he alimentado 7 productos simultaneamente, apesar de que frecuentemente se me quemaban mis equipos gracias al mal servicio electrico actual que existe en venezuela, nunca mas tube que afrontar problemas de ese tipo. Muchas personas obviamos la importancia de este producto, pero si de verdad se quiere la seguridad esta es la respuesta economica.

I open and take a look under the hood. There is only one simple circuit, exactly 5 (five) electronic components. 3 capacitors, 1 register, and 1 inductor.

It look cheap inside and outside.

For me I rather do not use it to save space than use this one.

Bought this unit because I was having some problems with AC line noise which this unit is supposed to control. I am still having the same problem. This unit did nothing to filter the noise at any audible level. It simply does not work at all. It may be providing a constant power level but that is not why I bought it. I cannot hear any difference as far as filterring noise goes.The amp is a peavey 5150 and is whisper quiet at home with or without a guitar plugged in but at the place where I play ( a school) it is all noise even without a guitar plugged in and running out of the furman>>>>>>