Graphene in fuses and cost

I have tried the Mad Scientist Discus, Tube Toppers, and his graphene contact enhancer. This is a fine company located in New Zealand.

I have also tried the Synergistic Research SR-20, Red, and Black fuses.

I think both companies price their products fairly for the amount of sonic change they create.

Both have an excellent trial and (if not satisfied) return policy.

David Pritchard

I gave dealt with synergistic on several levels. The owner thinks 
He us above everyone and 150 for a fuse is a Huge ripoff on many level there is no way this fuses cost more then $40  at most  and that is being generous . I did not think the black fuses were thst much better then the Hifi tuning Supreme fuses in my system .
A smart company would charge less sells 4x as much and bring in many new customers. This is exactly what the Chinese did as a business model in the UK when living there.  I just hate being
Excessively charged. I am in no rush I will wait until they sells them for $25% off ,or buy 2 get 1 free like they did for the Black fuses this past summer. Nothing more to be said here.

^^^ One listen to the new SR BLUE fuses and the checkbooks will be opened. As good as the SR BLACK fuses are, the BLUE’s blow them away. With a 30 day return policy what’s to be lost in trying them?

What difference does it make how much profit is being made if the product returns much more than the original cost to the end user. Since when did profit become evil in America? Profit is what keeps the doors open and the jobs remaining on the site. <Sheesh!>

Frank

When mentioning so what if it us a Huge profit for the seller if it is a good product.  As I mentioned earlier since Sin  ergistic has made tons of money on many questionable things such as which myself and others had to spend an additional $400 for a wall wart upgrade on active shielding yo make it should at its bedt whrn in fact it should have come stock this way roughly another $15 in better resistive capacitive board . This is why since the fuses are do dnsll and cost effective the prices without question should be under $100 to give back to all the loyal Audiophiles who have spent their 
Hard earned money . Make less profit ,but allow many X the number of buyers to afford them ,as well as new customers. 
That is good business practice . Just think about this for a moment.  This is why myself and Many others will just  wait as with all new items and trends as with their Black fuses they will have a 25% off, or buy 2 get 1 free   as was done recently. Many systems have at least 10 fuses . Going up 25% in price  is not  trying to make a Tweak goid value in fact it should have gone down 25% .My friend is a dealer in Europe and he spoke with a ex engineer for Hifi tuning he stated once in production profits are 3-4X Mark up per fuse .
Noe add on your 25% Mark up for marketing build up . Graphene is Not thst expensive at all the pricing has dropped Drastically over the last 2 years since it is becoming  common place in msny audio applications. For a change  show some appreciation  and Give the Audiophile a break  !!

Many systems have at least 10 fuses? Shazam! I did not know that. 🙄

I think the best advice I can give perhaps is if you can't afford aftermarket fuses don't buy them. Tip for the financially strapped: even stock off-the-shelf fuses are directional so you might be able to squeeze a little more out of your system by reversing them one at a time. What are the odds? Sorry about that if you have 10 or more fuses. 😛