QUALITY AND SECURITY OF "LITTELFUSE" PRODUCTS

I have no idea Geoff, and I am not questioning the claims of those who say they hear a difference. What I am doing is asking in all seriousness (snarking aside) how it is a fuse can possibly be directional while operating in an AC circuit. It is my (admittedly limited) understanding of Alternating Current that to do so is simply, incontrovertibly impossible. So as Jeff Bridge’s character Bad Blake in Crazy Love implored of his manager, enlighten me (and Ralph Karsten, and anyone else curious about how the well-known, understood, accepted, and time-proven properties of Alternating Current can suddenly be suspended).

Dear geoff,of course you would question Ralph's knowledge,you would win if you're right;as that puts him an a league with you. They say misery loves company. Interesting----or not

bdp24 wrote,

"I have no idea Geoff, and I am not questioning the claims of those who say they hear a difference. What I am doing is asking in all seriousness (snarking aside) how it is a fuse can possibly be directional while operating in an AC circuit."

If fuses were not directional in AC circuits then we wouldn’t be getting all these reports of directionality. The data sheets provided on the HiFi Tuning web site contain the statement that even for AC - Resistance measurements directionality of fuses was noted. Case closed.


Geoff Kait
machina dynamics

I have no idea Geoff, and I am not questioning the claims of those who say they hear a difference. What I am doing is asking in all seriousness (snarking aside) how it is a fuse can possibly be directional while operating in an AC circuit. 

Simple, install one and listen for yourself.   Why speculate and pound the slide ruler?   We are humans and don't have all the answers.  

BTW, SR offers a 30 days return policy so no risk.   Too simple?