Fuses that matter.

That's pretty humorous. The symbol on the HIFI Tuning fuse is actually a diode and is used to show the direction of current flow so the fuse can be inserted properly. A diode signifies an asymmetrical transfer characteristic, you know, as opposed to any sort of filter.

Just in case, the WA Chips for capacitors should go on the top of the caps, as opposed to the side.

Byron J Cunningham,esquire,

That was an awesome and hilarious posting, especially the mittens part.

Well done and thank you,
Tim

I have had the AMR, Audio Magic Liquid and now SR fuses. In my opinion the best fuse was....... no fuse.

For DAC's, pre-amps and optical players you are better off jumping the fuse, always. I have never had to replace a blown fuse in low voltage equipment like this, so will run the risk.

Amplifiers is another story. I'm not game enough to go there, even with the electrical box having breaker switches. But once you realise how much a fuse can color the sound of your amp, it does gets tempting.

No fuse is just better. Imagine how bad UK audiophiles have it, as well as the components, they also have fuses in each AC connector of the main cables.

I also think the SR fuses are the best. And they are definately directional, unlike some of the other fuses where I could not tell a difference by reversing them.