The new Synergistic Research BLUE fuses ....
No he doesn't own me a brass razoo, https://www.google.com.au/search?q=a+brass+razoo+definition&oq=a+brass+razoo&aqs=chrome.1.69... but with his comments the gullible non technical members need to be convinced with some sort of credibility, otherwise I'll keep calling BS on it. As it looks very much like shilling. He's has a total of 169 post, the majority of them are backing either you, Synergistic Research Fuses, or Synergistic Research HFT's which are another load of $350 to $500 "snake oil" BS. http://www.synergisticresearch.com/acoustics/passive/hft/ Isn't it a wonder with this sort of background that it makes one think what's going on? And it's not just with him, there are the other non technical recruits of yours that are relatively new members with minimal posts, yet very dogmatic about SR fuses and what it can do to the music, this also makes one wonder what's going on. And Geoff, all ones needs is to look at your website, and they'll know that things are not all what you want them to believe. http://www.machinadynamica.com/machina5.htm I challenge you to get just one known hiend amp manufacturer to back up what you lot say SR fuses can do, to the music and also the direction difference. Cheers George |
Second, most aftermarket fuses are around $20 so unless your live in a tree house you shouldn’t have too much trouble financing a fuse.Geoff, you may need to move to a higher-end tree house. Even the pedestrian SR20 fuses that the faithful here have blown by long ago cost $30. The blacks and blues that most here are discussing cost $120 and $150, respectively. You must be buying your fuses from the guy in the white van with black and blue spray paint on his hands, oh...but wait....your system doesn't use fuses. Speaking of manufacturers, below is an interesting post about aftermarket fuses from earlier this week by a designer-manufacturer of well-regarded DACs, amplifiers, and other electronics, "Depending the type of product we use transformers in a range between 15 and 30 VA. It means that the primary windings are as thin as monkey hair and will have a length of approx. 100 meters. The resistance of this primary copper winding is about 60-90 Ohms so what will be the effect of one centimeter of fuse wire compared to the primary copper wire." |
^^^ So George ... What was your impression of Steve's two systems prior to applying the SR products ... and after applying the SR products? Obviously in order to comment with any credibility at all, when you did the A/B comparisons with Steve's system you took copious notes, did you not? How about sharing your measurements, spread sheets and white papers? You DID take notes, did you not? Frank |
Georgehifi I challenge you to get just one known hiend amp manufacturer to back up what you lot say SR fuses can do, to the music and also the direction difference. >>>>As I’ve previously commented it appears high end amp manufacturers were inadvertently left off the distribution list when the aftermarket fuse and wire directionality memo went out about 20 years. Which coincidently is how long Rip Van Winkle was asleeep. That’s seems pretty obvious even among the amplifier Circuit Meisters and Anti Tweak Science Inquisition Council right here on this forum. Not to mention that’s probably an Appeal to Authority, anyway. Wake up! Wake up and smell the coffee! ☕️ |
