Quantum Science Audio Thread

It’s about money.   Those fuses are very profitable. 

You got that so right  mapman


A fuse:
1: two end caps
2: short piece of fuse wire connecting the two end caps through a glass tube (that’s all she wrote).

To those "non technical" members that are interested, do not listen to fusers, listen to the techs of this industry that design the audio products you have.
AND YOU WON"T SEE THEM ON THREADS LIKE THIS AGREEING WITH THESE FUSERS, EVER!!!

Just clean and tighten your fuse holder and re-new your fuse (if old) with a good quality 50cent Bussman, Littlefuse or similar.
As with "many switch-on surges" they do deteriorate, bend, stretch and get crusty with electrolysis formations on their fusible wire elements before they give out, as these pics show of a fuse wire element ageing over time show. https://ibb.co/9NbTwqK
(even the $$$ boutique ones will age just as much also)

Cheers to those "non fusers" George

All fuses are very profitable. Always have been always will be. I’ve sold a few and seen the markup. This just takes it to the nth degree.  If audiogon were a convenience store the $100 fuses would be in the checkout aisle for impulse buyers right next to the snicker bars. 

AC mains changes it’s direction 60 x a second (60hz) so it’s impossible for a fuse to be directional, unless it’s behaving like a diode!!!, then your in real big trouble if it is trying to rectify the mains before the power supply transformer and then the bridge rectifiers


What about the electromagnetic wave that travels from source to load?

Does anyone know if this company makes their own fuses or just modify an existing manufacturers fuse?
What about the electromagnetic wave that travels from source to load?

Sorry invalid only one answer to that  🤦‍♂️ that’s all she wrote