Synergistic Red Fuse ...

^^^ And I have no clue why a finely aged English cheddar tastes so much better than a slice of processed American cheese. Maybe the English cheese makers use Quantum Tunneling? :-)

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I’m sure a simple google search would easily clarify how and why they are different.

A scientific study could even be done using statistics and sampling to determine which more people prefer if anyone cares but science will never be able to accurately predict what each individual will prefer every time.

Unless all of one or the other turns outright moldy perhaps. Probably that would still not stop some from saying they prefer it.

If I am understanding correctly, then my best option would be to begin with the cheese on the Maggies? 

^^^ *lol* ... 

If you were to go back and read all 37 pages of this thread (a chore for sure), you'd find several posters who have swapped out the stock fuses on their Maggies for the SR Black fuses and were pleasantly surprised at the improvement

I'd start with the fuses on the Maggies, then sit back and relax with a nice single malt Scotch, some aged English Cheddar on crackers ... while listening to Paul Desmond's alto sax. :-)

Hmm, Boars Head White Canadian Cheddar aged over 1000 days, some rosemary crackers and a nice red wine for me (whatever gets you there).
:-)

All the best,
Nonoise

oregonpapa,

Thanks for the input.  I, like many, am skeptical but open minded regarding the fuses.  However, I do draw the line at a certain point.  I can no longer suspend my disbelief when I read certain product descriptions:

" Audio Magic latest fuse in the Premiere line - The "Beeswax" Premiere Super Fuse. The Beeswax version is identical to the Premiere version the only difference is Audio Magic uses Beeswax instead of the normal anti vibration fluid, this gives the fuse a very organic flavor but maintains the detail, dynamics and everything the Premier does. The production of this fuse is very difficult, very hard to get the Beeswax into the fuse but the organic sound is too good to ignore. "

It only follows then that the bees are on diet of organic pollen.  When I mentioned this to a couple of my audio-unsophisticated friends they were amazed that someone had the gall to advertise a product this way.  I am embarrassed for the industry.

There is quite a buzz about these fuses, although many have reported that they were stung on the purchase of these things.  It's really not a honey of a deal.