Often, innovations come from personal frustration.  In our case, we needed a simple way to convert frequency at a non-astronomical price to power German-made audio equipment in North America.  Creative solutions can stem from dedication to finding a way. This is how we at KCC Scientific started on a mission given the lack of available, quality power conversion equipment.  It turns out that we weren’t the only ones experiencing this frustration. To view frequency and voltage converters for purchase click here: https://www.kccscientific.com/frequency-converters/

Years of hard work have led us to a place where we can offer a broad range of products, from a frequency converter for turntables, clocks, audio players, and health care gear, to the best professional-grade audio units to meet the most demanding needs. As the requests and positive feedback from customers regarding our frequency converters have continued, so have our efforts to innovate and improve, along with resulting additional choices at increasing levels of power and performance.

A customer favorite is the Athena frequency converter, simply because it is a game-changing product. Athena is as comfortable in your home as it is in the suitcase, acting as either (or both) a frequency and voltage converter. With true sine wave output, it’s just what the device you wish to power was designed to accept.   Hopefully, a mere glance at our product line and history will show you our pride and passion when it comes to voltage and frequency conversion technology that truly serves our customers. As always, we welcome your valuable questions and feedback.

Another interesting product is Mercury Audio.  Mercury Audio with its “Mains Reconstruction” (patent pending) capability is the ultimate in power conditioning and power conversion! Any audio equipment will operate exquisitely on any power grid worldwide when supported by a KCC Scientific Mercury Audio  voltage and frequency converter. To view frequency and voltage converters for purchase click here: https://www.kccscientific.com/frequency-converters/