Fuses that matter.

I use the Synergistic Research fuses and I think Audiolabyrinth will find the RED fuse to really increase the musicality of his system.
I found it to be a fun and rewarding experiment with no downside.

Here's a review between the AH and the new Red; I have AH and may try the Red...

http://www.positive-feedback.com/Issue75/red_fuses.htm

Thanks Ron for the comp, though that reviewer is using SR for power conditioning and all cabling, and must be grateful to SR for so much generosity. Just need a concluding one between the SR Red and AM super fuse. I have AM Liquid Nano in my mono blocks that could use an upgrade and will order the the "new black" for them and my DAC.

Hi Al, I am doing fine, still happily tweaking and have actually done more than I noted on my systems page. The recent round of cable upgrades, a.o. power cords, has logically made me revisit all tweaks in the power path that does not require sending the unit to a shop. Glad to hear that the SR Red fits well both upstream and downstream and does not exhibit the imbalance that their Tesla SE sockets - though pretty good - have.

Hi everyone, question, 250 volt 1 amp glass fuse is a fast blow fuse?, the fuse has a straight wire that is not spring looking, however, the fuse is full size, not the smaller of the pics that is on the site of the red fuses, man, I would need four for the amplifier!

Hello Mr. A- There are fast and slo-blo fuses manufactured in both 6.3 X 30mm and 5 X 20mm sizes. It's the internal conductor/construction that determines the lag time. Generally speaking; a single thin wire would indicate a fast-blo type, but it would be much better to check your owner manual, or with the manufacturer, for the recommended fuse.