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Automatic Voltage Stabilizer AVS 2000. AVS 2000 is designed
to stabilize power line fluctuations and maintain constant voltage
to your home theatre.
Voltage sags (below the standard RMS value of 120 volts)
are often caused by power- hungry appliances like clothes washers,
air conditioners, and electric heaters, which draw more power
(over 1500 watts) than your house was designed to support.
This can have a direct effect on home theatre components,
including amplifiers and two piece projection systems, which require
a lot of power to operate at an optimum performance level.
As a result, the picture can lose brightness and suddenly
shrinkin size. Amplifiers change gain structure which results
The driving force behind the success of the AVS 2000 and the entire Monster Power family is Noel Lee, The Head Monster.
Noel is best known for popularizing the concept of high performance audio cable over 20 years ago with his creation
of Monster Cable. Originally a laser-fusion design engineer at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and later
a touring musician, Noel has invented or co-invented over 125 U.S. and international patents and drives the explosive
growth of The Monster Group into more than 80 countries worldwide. Monster Power is his realization of a long-nurtured
vision of making affordable power solutions that deliver the best possible sound and picture.
in nasty distortions. They also won't deliver peak power,
dropping from 100 watts to as low as 60 watts, for example.
Your home theatre is very power hungry, too, often drawing
twice as much power as a washer and air conditioner combined.
This can cause even more voltage sags and ultimately,
inferior home theatre performance.
With AVS 2000, all your high power devices will maintain
the stability needed to deliver peak power and performance.
You'll enjoy the smoothest, most natural sound and the sharpest,
brightest picture possible with vivid color. And, thanks to AVS 2000's
sequential turn-on feature, your high power loads can operate
at peak performance without causing unnecessary electrical stress
that can often pop a circuit breaker or damage your components.
About Noel Lee, The Head Monster
The Head Monster
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