Synergistic Research Fuses vs cheaper ceramic fuses

Let me try again. The following is from the Synergistic Research Orange Fuse page:

Sold with a no-risk 30-day money back guarantee. $159.95 in all sizes

Orange Fuse - Synergistic Research

Talk to someone at SR to make sure that you’re getting the right fuse and that you can return it if you are not satisfied. Ask any questions you have about the fuse blowing immediately or anything else on your mind. Pay for it with Paypal or a credit card.

When it arrives test it against your stock fuses or some cheap ones from Amazon for 28 days. If you think the improvement is worth the money, keep the SR Orange. If not, return it for a refund. This is the only way to be sure what works for you. No amount of research can do that.

Very hard to teach fundamental reasoning skills so this will probably be a waste of time but someone somewhere might get something out of it.

So as you can see my post wasn't really even intended for you, and I hardly needed you to prove me right. All the same, thanks.

Buckminster Fuller believed that technological advancement would one day allow humans to do “more and more with less and less until eventually you can do everything with nothing.”

Seems SR has succeeded in reaching the endpoint!

I think I'll just buy them and try them when my woofers come back from Millersound.  Heck I made that much in dogecoin today so might as well try it out.

I gotta agree with millercarbon on this one. I compared glass to ceramic fuses 15+ years ago and spilled ink on it in a audio forum then. The amount of information out there on this subject is vast and in that time, fuse technology has advanced leaps and bounds. 

Why anyone would not take advantage of the SR 30 day money back guarantee is beyond baffling. For a budding audiophile, it would be child's play to procure a glass fuse, a ceramic fuse and a SR fuse and do a comparison to make an informed decision for themselves instead of relying on the cacophony of responses on a chat room.