McIntosh fuse changeout to make better sound

paradisecom,

Dont waste your breath, they will not believe you.  They hear what they want to hear, the rest is just reality :-)

These guys are dying on stage.
Deservedly.

Reminds me of the time I challenged others, like them, to go and start their own thread about fuses. It was quite some time ago. They did, and it lasted about a page and a half before it died of neglect. There was only so much back slapping, yukking it up, and reach arounds to go around before they grew tired of each other, having no one to argue with. Turns out it was a very small group and not at all representative of those who post here.

All the best,
Nonoise

A few years ago put 2 x SR Black in my Perreaux amp.
After lots of reading, decided to upgrade my Dac fuse to SR.
Last year switched the amp and Dac fuses for SR Orange.

Every time, worthwhile. 

If you are reading this, and are new here, those posting negative comments usually don't believe tweaks improve sound reproduction.

95% of the time, they have no experience of any of the products.
And then, to top it all off, they seem to think those of us who are trying to improve their sound (and subjectively and honestly explaining these effects for others to consider) that we are somehow on the payroll of these products.

My ears are my evidence, and Heaven Up Here sounded sublime tonight

If you are reading this, and you are new here, 95% of the time those that believe in "tweaks", which invariably are used somewhere in the electronics, don't have any depth of knowledge of how electronics actually work.   Does having a deeper understanding of electronics and electricity magically change your ears?  It may actually change your brain, as you will be less susceptible to suggestion.

w.r.t. "trying it", I have lots of audiophile friends who tell me about these crazy upgrades. Invariably, when I visit, they will demonstrate it, and I won't hear a difference.  Then I sit them down and make the change without them knowing what I did  ... and they don't either, though I have found loose contacts and corrosion that perhaps contributed to the change.

The so called "tweaks" rarely stand up to scrutiny.  There is no valid explanation for what the tweak does, and even when the explanation is in the realm of possibility, you will never find enough details to validate the claim (except fuses in the speaker path).