It's 120 Vac, and not 110 for quite a while. A lot of the same people that quote what they have learned, seem to forget APPLIED sometimes thing aren't what they seem. I worked on heavy equipment for 45 years. Mainly VDC. You think I cared about the direction of the fuse. I worked on gen sets, BOTH DC (transport side) AC the work side.. I just wanted the right fuse. Direction?
This is my stereo. Not only can I hear the difference. It is a pretty significant. 4 other people sat in on the session, while I blind sided them, with fuse swaps. I had one in a mono block left side, not the other side.
2 weeks I let BOTH settle with their fuses, One orange SR. One busman.
I set up another pair of Class D with NO FUSES, inline.. removed. Silver wire, bridged the AC coming in, AROUND the fuse holder.
They had no memory of anything, I change gear every time they come over. 2 three times a year..
Thing about sound, you CAN talk yourself into hearing something or NOT, even worse.
EX: It's fixed, I can't hear anything... AS it blows up... Time after time denial is even worse... I can hear EVERY little change vs, I can't discern the difference... Unfortunately, both are a pain for a guy like me...
ONLY the facts, not perceived, one way or the other is VERY rare indeed. We want it to sound "better" after all that work.. LOL
I'll also say "let me listen for a while" you can change your OWN mind if you look for a change. Looking and HEARING are two different things...
I'll concede, "better", not always, but different, very often..
Regards