Fuses that matter.


I have tried six different fuses, including some that were claimed to not be directional. I have long used the IsoClean fuses as the best I have heard. No longer! I just got two 10 amp slow-blows WiFi Tuning Supreme fuses that really cost too much but do make a major difference in my sound. I still don't understand how a fuse or its direction can alter sound reproduction for the better, but they do and the Supreme is indeed! I hear more detail in the recordings giving me a more holographic image. I also hear more of the top and bottom ends. If only you could buy them for a couple of bucks each.
tbg

The EE said that the marking on the HiFi-Tuning fuses indicate that the fuses are filtering in addition to being a fuse. I don't know why he thought that the Furutech also had filtering, and the SR and AMR didn't.

Since he's the head of the plant's engineering department and there's a big construction project going on right now, unfortunately, he's not someone that I can just go see anytime I want.

Chuck
Krell_man, it is hard to know how someone could do filtering within a fuse, dampening, yes, but filtering no. Having had EE and physics training at the undergraduate level, I know that many EEs are assertive to a fault.

Norm,

I know. He was just basing his observation off of the marking on the HiFi-Tuning fuse and assuming that it was there for a reason other than making the fuse look more high-end or snazzy.

I think it's the same marking as the one on the HiFi-Tuning Noise Destroyer, which is a filter. It may just be a company logo thing or it may actually mean something about what it's doing.

I believe that he said that part of the symbol designates a diode and another something else. Can those things be fitted in there?

Chuck
Mr K- Kinda what I thought. Those markings are simply a logo. Most definately not a schematic. Happy listening!
Make that, "definitely." Sure would be nice if this site would let one edit one's posts!