Quick fuse question

You call them rants, they are facts which fuser refuse understand, that’s why it’s considered "snake oil" all over the industry by anyone with any cred.

Your "grand fuser poohbah" geoffkait who is strangely absent these days, is proof of the kind that is attracted to the fusing cult, even his avatar is a voodoo doll
His audio snake oil web site https://www.machinadynamica.com/machina5.htm
just one of his snake oil products https://www.machinadynamica.com/machina31.htm

I know this, I have removed the fuse circuit a few times, and welded silver conductors, not soldered, WELDED, Silver wire to a silver dipped spade, via, joining the two with 99.99 9 silver... BIG difference, in sound..

Not the wisest move, but it sure proved a point to me. James B of Ampzilla, told me he was tired of the Power Cord debate (I didn’t know there was one at the time) I was working on the generators for the CES show, and a few other conventions, while construction was going on.. (always)
They were big cat gen sets... I knew him and Brian C of VMPS and Doren Dibble the Cabinet guy... That was a smart guy... He sure believe in a GREAT Power Cord.. 25 years ago.. He WELDED his PC into the newer SST. He was the one that told me FUSES were a problem, just like Power Cords... He made and designed the thing. Enough single malt he’d build one for you, out of silverware... Smart cookie...

2004-8 He welded his PC. I think they still make them the same way...
Serious amp.... 2000 series... That thing doubled power down to 1 ohm.. maybe 1/2 ohm... from 50 wpc @ 32 + ohms. (?) FUSES can be a big problem with 1/2 - 1 ohm loads, I assure you...Fuses need to be secured TIGHT, a little spring loaded fuse holder won't work. LOL BUT they will catch on fire... TIGHT.... Graphene paint sure helps too.

Regards

Now apply that same analysis to the fuse in a pre-amp or DAC.

Next, tell me, if I put in a fuse with higher resistance, will there be less or more noise on the output of the amplifier power supply, and will there be less ripple or more ripple?

if I put in a fuse with higher resistance

You guys have no idea, it’s the resistance that causes it to melt and blow, 🤦‍♂️ go f*****g around with that and you’ll blow your equipment instead, that’s why it’s called resistance wire inside a fuse, if it didn’t resist the over current and blow, your equipment would be toast! leave things alone you have on idea about, really🤔

Anger issues coupled with a lack of knowledge. Charming.

Fuses of the same current rating can vary 5x or more from the lowest resistance to highest resistance at the same operating current.

Perhaps someone without anger issues and potty mouth would like to answer my questions.