SR Blue Fuses


I just wanted to share my excitement with my SR Blue Fuses. I installed 3 in my Anthem I225. Its been probably 100 hours of burn in time now and I really am beside myself in the difference. The bass is really full, my highs are nicely extended and my soundstage is huge. Just today, my soundstage became ridiculous.
If you are happy with your current amplifier / preamplifier and intend on keeping it for awhile I highly recommend replacing the fuses with SR Blue fuses, if not the Orange fuses. I got my Blues for 30% off. It is quite possibly the best tweak I have done aside from room treatments.

It takes awhile to burn the fuses in but once they are, it’s pretty awesome the difference they make. I was pretty skeptical about this mod and thought it was a lot to spend but now that I have, it was the best $400 mod I have done. It made more of a difference than my upgraded power cords and actually probably made a more of a difference than going from my signal cable silver res speaker cables to my ap solo crystals.

Highly recommended if you already love your amp/preamp and intend to keep them for awhile!
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Disclaimer: I have nothing against aftermarket fuses. My post was meteforically intended.
Having gone through complete sets of SR fuses ... the Reds, the Blacks, the Blues, and now for the past year or so, the Orange fuses, I can say unequivocally that each step along the way has brought new levels of resolution, improved realism, and a more relaxed presentation to my system.
Of course it did, especially after you ate the worm.🥴 
"The early-bird get's the worm". Translated: "The open-minded experimenter attain's the improved sound".
Nothing wrong with that isochronism, enjoy the worm, I myself will buy the good stuff and sleep in a bit :)

Yup, what Frank said.  The SR fuse line brings a new level of resolution and realism as a final touch to a good system.  I must say though, a couple of PPT E+ mats brings out even more of the same.  If you missed out on the PPT products and/or don't have the better SR fuses, you aren't hearing the potential your system has to offer.