We Need A Separate Forum for Fuses

I am now a fuse adopter with both a digital and analog front end--both very high quality sound.  Was ignorant of the difference fuses made in the system, but was already a believer without trying based on the many positive responses from experienced audiophiles.  But mostly on a couple of my best audio friends who've tried them and found a significant difference for the better with certain aftermarket fuses.  I only hesitated because I wanted to hear about the possible amount of blown fuses after changing.  It doesn't appear to be a big problem, so I finally went for it when a big sale happened for SR fuses.

I am a fuse adopter with a digital front end. My system has combination of SR Black’s and HiFi Tuning Supreme Au/Ag and Cu Fuses.

In direct comparison with SR Black’s and Supreme Au/Ag’s the Cu fuses in my CD player and Streamer stood out with their warm and organic presentation. 

Full disclosure. I used to be a fuse adaptor, was for many years. But with my battery powered portable Walkman CD Player fuses are a thing of the past. So is house AC, interconnects, power cords, transformers, all that kind of stuff. Talk about low distortion.

I am not a fuse adopter, with digital front end.

By the way, I haven’t read anything herein (could have missed it though) about cases where fuses are not readily accessible and therefore require one to open a factory sealed component and risk voiding the warranty as a result of doing so. Of course if you’re a do-it-yourself person that may be a moot point.

But voiding or potentially voiding a manufacturers warranty is a hell of a price to pay for being stylish.

"By the way, I haven’t read anything herein (could have missed it though) about cases where fuses are not readily accessible and therefore require one to open a factory sealed component and risk voiding the warranty as a result of doing so."

That may be the case with Merrill amps.