Furman M-8DX 15A Standard Power Conditioner with Lights and Digital Meter

Furman M-8DX 15A Standard Power Conditioner with Lights and Digital Meter

Install an M-8Dx into the top slot of your rack, and the eight switched outlets in the rear panel will power up and protect all your equipment up to a 15-amp load. Illuminate your rack with two retractable, front panel lights. Monitor voltage with the digital meter display. A Merit Series Power Conditioner is the perfect low-cost AC power solution for any rack mount system. The M-8Dx features two slide out, swiveling light fixtures to provide discreet illumination of your equipment on stages, in studios, and in other dark places. A dimmer knob lets you adjust the lamp brightness to just the right level. The M-8Dx also features a bright red, three-digit LED voltmeter that displays incoming voltage.

No more fumbling in the dark

The M-8Lx adds a great practical touch to Furman's tried-and-true power protection: two slide-out swiveling light fixtures. With the M-8Lx in your rack these lights provide discreet, directed illumination when you're working in low light, with a dimmer knob that lets you adjust the lamps to just the right brightness.

Clean, dependable power = peace of mind

Let's face it: Bars, clubs and other event venues have some of the most inconsistent and glitch-prone power out there. With so many lights and appliances pulling current loads up and down, the fluctuating AC power coming from the wall can strain the circuits in your equipment. A single big power spike might even take out some of your more delicate electronics. So, don't put your trust in wall AC, or the false security of a $5 power strip. All nine of the M-8Lx's AC outlets feature Furman's legendary protection circuitry, which defends your gear from the spikes and surges that are as common as they are unexpected. As a bonus, the M-8Lx includes Furman's effective RFI/EMI filtration, which can deliver quieter audio without the buzz and crackle that often comes along for the ride with unfiltered power sources.

Furman M-8DX highlights:

• 9 AC outlets — 8 rear, 1 front
• Rear panel has 5 standard-spaced outlets and 3 widely spaced outlets to accommodate bulky AC power transformers
• Single switched convenience AC outlet on the front panel
• Spike and surge suppression protects your gear
• EMI/RFI noise filtering for clearer sound
• Maximum current rating: 15 amps
• 2 retractable front-panel incandescent lamps with dimmer control for convenient rack illumination
• 6-foot 14-gauge heavy-duty power cable

Instrument Rigs

You've got a rack for your effects, preamps, tuner...You're going to plug that into the wall? One big spike and your rig is up in smoke. Furman's standard level surge/spike protection defends your gear from the spikes and surges that are so common at gigs and practice spots. With Furman's standard level RFI/EMI filtration, you'll get a quieter tone without pops, crackles, and the local radio station coming out of your amp. Plus, dual pull-out lamps let you see your rack without turning the house lights on, while the digital voltmeter lets you monitor incoming voltage.

Recording

Can't track down where that noise is coming from? Your mix sounding flat? With Furman's standard level RFI/EMI filtration you'll lower the noise floor caused by the dirty AC power coming into your console or DAW. Furman's standard level surge and spike protection keeps your sensitive digital equipment from acting funny or burning up due to everyday spikes and surges. You can even monitor voltage changes, as the digital meter allows you to keep an eye on the incoming line voltage. With a 15A capacity and nine total outlets, it's enough to power your whole home studio.

Pro Audio

When you're out there gigging, you never know what kind of power you're going to get. The wear and tear on mobile rigs eventually takes it toll - that's why it's smart to plug into Furman's standard level protection and RFI/EMI filtration. It keeps your equipment safe and sounding clean. It keeps your equipment safe and sounding clean, while the digital voltmeter lets you monitor incoming voltage. Whether you're setting up a show at the local club or powering up the church band for their next service, make sure you give them power they can trust.