Synergistic Red Fuse ...
brownsfan, I check the stock fuse and it's 1.6A. I just took Dan's word and didn't bother checking before use. I've been using 3.15A since new without problems so not going to purchase another fuse. PS 9.0 is relative inexpensive so taking my chances. :-) |
Gentlemen/gentlemen, Mitch2 Has it> right on THE RED thins, it brighten everything.. Think about it a little piece of 20ga wire +/- amps required inside a fuse capsule right out of the box! REMEMBER >> these are tuning fuses that's what they are. If any of hunderd's of hunderd's audio gear Mfg could insert a Fuse that would make revelations in audio improvements they would. There in a very competitive market place world wide. Do I use tuning fuse YES!. I've TRIED THE RED YES!. It took warmth from the cello & violin in my Wilson speakers. WHICH GAVE ONE THE INPRESSION OF MORE CLEAR AND OPEN PRESENTATION. Use them as for what the are. But if one knocks your socks off. Then its removing to much, or adding to much. Tubes444 |
brownsfan, I changed my mind and ordered a SR Black 1.6A. Don't want to push my luck so will be using both SR Blacks 3.15A in the HAPZ1. |
Thank you to for the encouragement for my brother. I posted his condition to gently remind myself and readers that the mortality clock is always ticking. Try a fuse - no risk involved- if you like the effect your musical enjoyment just increased. If you did not hear a change it was a (at least to me) a fun experiment to perform at no or little expense.There are more important things to ponder than why a fuse construction would make a sonic change. David Pritchard |
