Best power strip voltage regulator for live gigs?

[bionicmark]

Hello! Just like the title says. Looking for a good voltage regulator to keep the power even coming out of the wall at venues.

Thanks!

 

[Robotechnology]

This is the one I have:

https://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Furman ... Type%5EPLA

You cannot beat it for that price! Anything you buy new for that price is just a glorified power strip. The AR-117 REGULATES the power and keeps giving you 117v even if it's getting too much or too little (up to a point as least).

 

[bionicmark]

This is the one I have:

https://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/Furman ... Type%5EPLA

You cannot beat it for that price! Anything you buy new for that price is just a glorified power strip. The AR-117 REGULATES the power and keeps giving you 117v even if it's getting too much or too little (up to a point as least).

Thank you for this! I am still looking as I can't find another like the one posted anywhere. I'd like to read up on it to find out more info.

Still looking! Thank you!!

 

[Robotechnology]

If I recall correctly, it operates from 97v to 137v and regulates to 117v +/- 5v. They great for one rack space but, they are definitely heavier than a regular power conditioner. You can also check out the AR-15 and AR-1215 (replaced the 117). Furman has a current line (P-1800/P-2400) but they start at $600!

 

[GtarLover]

Yep, what Robot said.
I have 3 of the Furman AR-15 Series II Voltage Regulators.
Bought 2 when a studio was liquidating. New, they are pricey, but these ARE voltage regulators.
One of these is always in ANY rack I use. They are heavy, kind of a bummer. But they deliver.

No power strip will do this. End of story.

 

[Rdodson]

https://jet.com/product/detail/45b42eaa ... dc0d72f9e9

 

[psychodave]

Brown Box makes something as well.

 

[bionicmark]

That product on Jet.com looks like exactly why I'm looking for!


THANK YOU GUYS!