The forceful hammering of a dense piano chord, the punch of a bass guitar, or the ringing crash of a drummer’s cymbal are all audio transients that can require a power amplifier to provide more current than is available to reproduce the signal. When this occurs, the transients can be blurred, compressed and squashed, resulting in the audio presentation losing the drama and excitement that was intended by the artist who recorded the program.

With Furman’s Power Factor Technology, power amplifiers are supplied a momentary current reservoir which lowers the AC line impedance while providing up to 80 amps of peak current from which to draw. Simply put, Power Factor Technology allows power amplifiers to get the current they need when they need it most.