Is $2,844 too much to pay for a fuse?

no mapman, you miss the point...

the job of these fuses is to transform your system! make your bose 501’s sound like mbl 101’s in one fell swoop!!!!

:)

Na, you guys are really missing the point of this thread.
I outline it on page one.

Why even start a thread on this ridiculous "snake oil"
Unless it’s to bring up talk on more affordable "snake oil" fuser talk

  Creating a segue:
Real Estate/Car/SR, sales manual, page 34 paragraph 4 subsection 3. 
"how to sell "snake oil" to the gullible, and make them believe it".

Cheers George

The thing is, to do things right, you have to address fundamentals first.

The issue I have is when people focus on things like this incessantly.....and never advise to address fundamentals first. Or oversimplify the fundamentals in order to get by all the real hard stuff and just focus on their esoteric tweak of the day that is advertised to deliver sonic bliss all the time no matter what. I guess there is money to be made and bills to pay and suckers are the easiest people to convince to buy whatever band aid someone happens to be selling today, often with a very high price tag in order to work its miracles.

It’s all a bunch of nonsense. But what can you do? There is a sucker born every day and at this price you need only find 1 to do quite well.

Jumps off soapbox...carry on!

You kids just like to dog pile thinking there's strength in numbers, here, on this thread. Even more pathetic is quoting oneself. Self delusion is strong with this crowd.

All the best,
Nonoise

One thing I find interesting is how much discussion has occurred here considering the possibility (or likelihood) that not a single person who has posted here has purchased one of the $2,844 fuses.  At least, I don't remember seeing a post by anyone who has mentioned buying one yet.  In that event, the answer to the OP's question must be YES!