To Fuse or Not to Fuse... That is the question!

Millercarbon, One can only be didactic when one knows what they are talking about! 

Yes, 7 in each amp. One ceramic and the rest cheapies. I just had all of them replaced with ceramic. NAD 2600's if you care. I also had the old 16 gauge power cords replaced with receptacles so I can get real power cords. Thinking Audioquest Monsoons. 

Also doing the Schroeder Method, with combo AQ earths and waters from the Cambridge 851c into the NAD1700. AQ Oak speaker wires, Bi-wire, Bi-amp to Acoustic Research AR 910's completes the picture. Each addition sweetens the sound. So, no trolling here. 

Power cords, maybe a AQ 1200 soon to come. 

My highest value fuses are 10 amp. Are you saying I should order 20 amp??

Thanks! Michael

I have used solid silver wire in my fuse holders. Then used the red and black fuses. The red and black to me were noticeably better that the audio magic solid silver wire. I am very glad I got the fuses. I will not get the orange but get other items first.
If you are going to get some fuses and need to watch the budget I would put them in you power amp and source component first.  

Thanks Marqmike! I knew there was someone who tried silver wire. I thought you meant that you had bypassed the fuse but I think what you just said is that you used fuses with a silver wire. 

Thank you for your input!

Alas, even your friend and humble narrator is confused now. 

You are welcome captaindidactic.
What I did was use just silver wire in my fuse holder, not in my fuses.
When you buy a fuse you push it into it's holder. I did not use a fuse in it's holder when I used a sold silver wire, from one end of the fuse holder to the other end.
After I took out the silver wire I put in a synergistic red or black fuse, depending on the component. I liked that noticeably better.
Maybe that is easier to understand.
And by the way, I find a lot of benefit when using judicious tweeks. have fun!