Furutech Introduces the FI-50M Series Piezo Ceramic Power Connectors!
7/16/2008—The FI-50's outer shell is multilayered carbon fiber and stainless steel incorporating acetal copolymer, The body of this remarkable and thoroughly-engineered connector is made of nylon and fiberglass with nano-sized ferroelectric ceramic particles that interconvert thermal, mechanical, and electrical energy for the finest sound imaginable! Piezoelectrics are the key!
Read about the FI-50M(R)  here!

Furutech Debuts DF-2 LP Flattener Replacing DFV-1, Now does No-Edge-Bead 180gm Vinyl!
7/16/2008—The The updated DF-2 replaces the highly regarded DFV-1 and now works with no-bead 180gm vinyl. Every vinyl enthusiast has records in their collection, or come across LPs they’d love to own, that were just too warped for any cartridge/arm to track. The DF-2 provides carefully controlled heating elements that flatten all your warped records.
Read about the DF-2 here!

Tone Audio Reviews the DeMag and DFV-1 LP Flattener: "Furutech Saves the Day! Two Must Have Accessories for the Hardcore Vinyl Enthusiast!"
7/9/2008—"The damn thing works," says Jeff Dorgay of the DeMag. "I  came away feeling that the music sounded smoother and more open ... diminished grain is exactly how I would describe the effect that the Furutech DeMag has on a recording. ... highly recommended." When it comes to the DFV-1 LP Flattener, Jeff is no less enthusiastic. "Now that I have one in my arsenal, it's great to haggle with used record store owners, exclaiming how warped said record is. If the store is pretty full, the proprietor will usually knock the price in half just to get rid of me! At this pace ... the DFV-1 will have paid for itself by the end of the year. Those of you with voracious appetites for vinyl will find this little gadget indispensable."
Read Jeff Dorgay's full review here!

SoundStageAV.com Reviews the DeMag and DFV-1 LP Flattener: "The DFV-1 flattened any warped LP I threw at, no matter the weight or warping, and did so without damaging the LP in any way I could see or hear."
7/9/2008 Update —"The LP flattener, if you’ll pardon the pun, just flat-out works. I now consider the deStat a mandatory accessory for any self-respecting audiophile who wants to extract the best from his music. It brought improvements to both digital and analog media in equal proportions. I plan to keep it around my house so I never have to wonder what I might be missing with any kind of disc I spin. From the first record to the last, all were made perfectly flat after a spell in the DFV-1."
Read John Crossett's full review here!

Even CNET loves the DFV-1 Record Flattener!
7/9/2008 Update —"Furutech's DFV-1 Record Flattener uses heat and compression to 'iron' warps smooth and flat. The device clamps the record, slowly applies heat and gentle pressure, and finally cools the record. The DFV-1, reviewed in Stereophile magazine by Michael Fremer. "He found the DFV-1 performed as advertised and completely flattened his warped platters," Steve reports.
Read Steve Guttenberg's CNET report here!

And 6moons.com won't leave it alone either! 
7/9/2008 Update —"The Furutech DFV-1 performed exactly as advertised and I can say that I wouldn't change a thing about it. It seems awfully well built and as long as the heating elements keep heating, the device should last a lifetime... For the vast majority of minor warps and concentricity idiosyncrasies (say that five times!) you're likely to encounter, the DFV-1 gets an enthusiastic recommendation for working exactly as advertised."
Read the full John Potis review here!

Furutech Names Elite AV Exclusive US Importer for Home Audio Products
8/15/2007—Furutech are branding their excellent reputation in Japan here in the US with comprehensive marketing efforts, a growing number of product reviews, and selected ad campaigns. Look for coverage of the deStat and DFV-1 LP Flattener in Stereophile, and a comprehensive review of the deStat, DFV-1 and deMag at Soundstage.com. Our new ultra performance Pure Power 6 AC distributor also receives its debut review at Dagogo.com in the near future. And the deMag featured in issue #172 of the Absolute Sound, with a review of the Reference III and Evolution cables, plus more on the deMag, in issue #173.
Read more about Elite AV and Furutech here!

Furutech deMag wins Coveted Brutus Award from Positive Feedback Online!
12/11/2006—You'll have to page down a bit, but David Robinson, Ye Olde Editor at PFO has awarded Furutech not one, but two Brutus Awards! The first for the ground-breaking deMag: "The sonic benefits of the DeMag were immediately discernable to my ear: a greater smoothness, better clarity, and improved harmonic structure. ... Likewise, cleaning your LPs before putting them through the DeMag is the way to go."

Furutech DeMag Review on 6moons.com
11/16/2007—A must-read review of the deMag by 6moons' Drs. Marja Vanderloo and Henk "Longbeard" Boot and their adventures with Charles van Oosterum of OLS/Kharma in Rotterdam and the Continuum Caliburn turntable! Were they impressed? "A relative minute decrease in the magnetic field of an LP brings about such big audible results. It seems incredible but is very true. ... Anyone with a substantial investment in an LP collection should at least try the DeMag. Be forewarned, however. Once you try a DeMag, you'll never want to be without one. It really is anything but subtle what it adds by subtraction." They found it worked as advertised on CDs and other optical media plus cables.
Read the full review on 6moons!

Furutech Wins CES Innovations 2007 Design and Engineering Award for deMag!
11/8/2006—Furutech’s futuristic looking deMag will be displayed at the 2007 International CES which runs January 8-11, 2007 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Visit  www.CESweb.org/Innovations to learn more about this prestigious award.

Furutech deMag Review in Stereophile!
10/1/2006—Stereophile's Michael Fremer reviews the Furutech deMag in the October Recommended Components issue. "... demagnetizing an LP definitively removed a high-frequency glaze or glare and seemed to enrich the midband... Demagnetizing LPs works. Better yet, once a record has been demagnetized, it seems to stay that way... And do not try one of these devices unless you're prepared to buy it."

Furutech Unveils Room Diffusers
9/7/2006—Furutech unveil their extremely effective yet discrete Furutech Room Diffusers. They clean up standing waves and diffuse reflections while blending easily into any environment. Recording studios use them, and home enthusiasts find them visually appealing in their elegant silk covering. Plus they're easy to place with a variety of included mounting hardware.
Read more about Room Diffusers here.

Furutech Reference III cables reviewed on 6moons
4/15/2006—6moons' own Srajan Ebaen gives a comprehensive review of the entire Reference III line of cables, along with the e-TP609 Power Distributor. "This DeMag has turned out to already be an amazing accessory and we haven't even gotten started. Wait for the details in the formal review to come."
Read the review here!