Pyle 8-Outlet Rack Mount Power Conditioner - 15 Amp 1800W Black AC Surge Protector Suppressor Wall Power Strip w/ Multi Rear Socket Outlet For Home Electrical Appliance, Computer Components

Its not a Furman. But it's definitely getting the job done. Plenty of outlets on the back. I have done 4 events so far and haven't had any issues.

Love this power conditioner for the price. We use it with our IEM rig for all of our live performances. Highly recommended. No extra noise or hums introduced and our minds are at ease that nothing in the rack will get fried if an overload occurs. Recommend getting an extention cord though unless you know you will be able to place your rack close to a power outlet.

Exactly as described! Mounted under desk. Works perfectly, great design.

The steady supply of electro takes all the stress off the components to self regulate power input. makes them last A LOT longer. This one has been flawless for over a year. Can't come close to beating it for the cost.

Bought this for home studio, Nice to connect Music equipment to in one spot. Does not get all the trash noise out but helps. still get some 60hrz I have to edit out later.

First of all, here is the big secret - the cord is 4ft 4 inches long and made of 14AWG wire. This which was way too short for my home application that needed to reach an outlet half way across a wall.That said, the cord is easy to change because the unit is well built. The unit comes apart easily and the ends of the power cable wires have standard insulated crimp terminal spades (and grounding eye). The hardest part is taking a sturdy needle nose plier to squeeze the cord grommet while pushing it out.Having looked inside, the solder connections are good and it is a straightforward design.For some reason I thought the dog ears were removable, but the face plate is one piece. If the unit is going to sit on a surface you may want to add stick-on feet to prevent scratching from the screws.

Greatest bang for the buck when it comes to a rack mounted Power Conditioner. I decided to convert my bonus room into a small home studio place. I have had lots of challenges including a lot of interference and hum that was apparent through my Audio Interface. After some research I stumbled upon these. I am limited on the amount of funds that I can currently spend on my initial studio so the first thing that stuck out to me was the great price. With that came the concern that these would not perform up to my expectations and deliver what I needed. I purchased (3) three of these and I am happy to say that they all work great. They took care of the hum and the noise and do what they are supposed to.. For the price you cant beat what they deliver. There are many other more expensive models but for my needs I am more than happy. Will update later after I have had these for some extended time. I have one rack mounted and the other 2 sit on two different benches that I have set up with some boutique synths and other audio equipment.

I’m using this with a vintage audio setup. I’m not sure if it’s doing anything special, but I’m not having any trouble with my stereo.I’ve heard that for major electrical events, like lightning strikes, even the most expensive surge protectors can’t help. If you’re worried about a storm, you should just unplug your stereo. Hopefully this conditioner will suffice for smaller issues that may come up.I’m a mostly uninformed novice, but at least I can say that I haven’t had any trouble with it. It seems to work as intended.