Some i****s or (shills) will have you believe they can hear directional differences in an AC mains fuse, even though ac 60hz mains changes it direction 180 degrees 60 times a second, I let you digest that one. Cheers George This is partially correct, ac does change direction, but the EM wave does not. |
I recently installed a 8A HiFi Tuning Supreme Series Fuse in my Revox A740 amp. https://photos.app.goo.gl/XK2ddmTU8pHsBriB7 I was stunned by the improvement! Look if you've spent all kinds of money on highend components plus high quality speaker, interconnect and AC power cables, what's the weakest link in your system? The skinny piece of burn wire in the 50 cent fuse!!!!! |
"This is partially correct, ac does change direction, but the EM wave does not." The fact that voltage/signal flows outside the conductor, as a wave, and always toward the load, doesn't fit their 1800's science based theories of AC electricity. They're still trying to shove electrons through conductors (waveguides). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_electricity Note what's stated under 'Electric Drift', regarding AC and electrons. Save your keystrokes, as any modern science/theory will be categorically dismissed, by the Naysayer Doctrine adherents.
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This is partially correct, ac does change directionSo does the current. As I said the only way a fuse can make a sound change is if it were a diode, a bad contact "can " cause a "diode effect". So to the gullible just do this and save money for better equipment instead. Just change the fuse if old for a quality brand EE industry standard 50c fuse, as fuses (even the snake oil ones) do age after many turn on cycle surges. Quick blow fuses and slow blow fuses aging left to right. https://ibb.co/0ZtRv4J https://ibb.co/mbzs3RK Cheers George |
