Determining current flow to install "audiophile" fuses.

" I have to admit that the differences in how big the influences are of the fuses are big. And yes there are a few situations that it didn’t do as much as other situations. "

Well Bo you earn points in my book for acknowledging that results vary.   Its the only correct position to take with most anything audio since not all appreciate any audio product equally as is evidenced by the variety of gear and approaches out there. 

So if you have customers that trust your recommendations, then more power to them if you make recommendations that retain their trust.

Oregonpapa 4-26-2016
Al ... I bought new wiper blades from the dealer for my Lexus LS ... and they suck. However, when I recently changed the worn Goodyear Eagles put on by the previous owner for a new set of Michelin Premiers it was like going from a noisy clumpy ride to gliding on velvet.  I don't have a clue about tire technology ... but I know what I hear and feel in my car. And by the way, with the new quiet ride, the Mark Levinson sound system has much better highs and mids. Too bad it doesn't have a fuse that can be changed out for an SR Black fuse ... or does it? Hmmm ...

Perhaps the Goodyears would have done better if some or all of them had been re-mounted such that what was the inside surface was on the outside.  That way they would be rotating in the opposite direction. 

Only kidding :-)

Actually, I'm not surprised.  One of the versions of the Goodyear Eagle is original equipment on my Porsche Cayman S.  Definitely designed for performance, not comfort, at least in that version.

Regards,
-- Al
 

To create a difference in sound is quite easy, but to create an improvement is something totally different and also a lot more difficult.

That is why I work and think by Tru-Fi. Because these are 8 different parts you judge sound for. Each part of a set I can judge by Tru-Fi when I am aware of the properties it owns. ( d.n.a.) These parts has nothing to do with personal taste but with facts who are noticeable by hearing.

This makes audio so much more easy tot understand and use. This is the main reason why I test so much ( for me it does not cost energy at all. To be honest I think I am even addicted)

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I share my testresults all the time with my clients. Because I can improve sound over and over again. In each year I create many new options to improve sound.

Albert Einstein said the definition of insanity is doing something over and over again but expecting a different result.

It is a repeating way for me as well to create a better endresult. Always using the same parametres.

I have proven to many people that it creates a superior endresult in sound compared to the ’old fashion way’ of creating an audio set.

Sidebar: no one beats Michelin.

Geoffkait wrote "PS for Atmasphere: time to catch up to the 21st century. A lot has happened in those 27 years. We have quantum chips and everything! ;-)"

to which Atmasphere responded,

"Yes, the quantum chips are a hoax."

That you would say that, in light of my Super Intelligent Chip and the WA Quantum Chip, neither of which is a hoax, my superstitious friend, sort of reinforces my statement that it’s time to play catch up. I can certainly appreciate that everyone has his own thing and that audiophiles and manufacturers tend to get blinders on for other things that are happening, you know like advanced fuses and quantum chips. That focusing on business at hand and ignoring others things is what I like to call Stove Piping. And perhaps it’s time to allow some of quantum mechanics into your thinking. It’s only been what, like a hundred years since quantum mechanics came out?

geoff kait
machina dynamica
we do artificial atoms right