Videos for AudioQuest Niagara 3000 Low-Z Power Noise-Dissipation System - NIAGARA3000
AV experts know that music equipment can be finnicky—and that it can be expensive. That's why AudioQuest has channeled their energy into creating the Niagara 3000. In many ways, the AudioQuest Niagara 3000 Low-Z Power noise-dissipation system is crafted to be the most elegant surge protector, with the added feature of being a line conditioner. Truly, this device is designed to protect your audio equipment like amplifiers from fluctuations in electricity. Smoothing away electrical noise and eliminating disturbances and distortions in voltage and waveforms is the Niagara's main purpose. It's a surge protector designed with extra features, and that's why our surge protector buying guide is a great watch in this product's video gallery.
In the guide, our technologist Carl starts by discussing the differences between a power strip and a surge protector, (like this model by AudioQuest). Surge protectors actually protect electronics from power fulctuations and surges, while power strips just provide more places to plug in. Because home audio equipment like stereo receivers and amplifiers can be both expensive and delicate, it's important to keep them protected from a power surge. That's why something like the AudioQuest Niagara 3000 Low-Z power noise dissipation system is a must-have for anyone who loves their AV system setup. To learn more about this protector and all that it can do, give our experts a call at Abt: 800-860-3577.
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