A home theater power conditioner filters and protects the power feeding AV receivers, amplifiers, and displays, reducing electrical noise that can otherwise degrade picture and sound quality. Furman's Elite and Reference series bring the same audiophile-grade technology used in professional studios to home cinema and high-end audio systems.
The Reference series uses Furman's Discrete Symmetrically Balanced Power (DSBP) technology for the highest level of noise rejection, while the Elite series offers strong AV-focused filtration at a more accessible price point.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a power conditioner improve my home theater's picture and sound quality?
Electrical noise on the power line can introduce subtle interference into audio and video signals. A power conditioner filters this noise before it reaches your equipment, which can result in a cleaner, quieter audio background and reduced video artifacts, particularly in systems with long cable runs or older building wiring.
What's the difference between the Elite and Reference series?
The Reference series uses Furman's Discrete Symmetrically Balanced Power technology for maximum noise rejection and is aimed at high-end audiophile systems. The Elite series delivers strong AV-specific protection and filtration at a more accessible price for typical home theater setups.



































































































































