New Synergistic Master Fuse

Sounds about right. But in all honesty @thecarpathian, I don’t believe Ted has ever disclosed this information, at least not through my readings anyway.

Quote

Q: Are fuses directional?

A: Yes, fuses are directional. Electricity should flow from the left to the right when you view the fuse (from "S" to the "R"). If you do not know the direction of flow, you should listen to the fuse inserted in both directions. One direction will sound more detailed. This is the correct way.

I’ve studied the direction of electricity flow prior to inserting any of these fuses in the gear. Therefore, "set and done" so to speak. For those of you with any ModWright Instrument Amps specifically the KWA150 Signature Edition, one needs to be delicate and extra careful during the process of fuse removal and installation.

Do a live test of fuse directionality with any group of serious listeners and you will notice that no consensus regarding audible differences of fuse direction will occur. I dare anybody to try this (I did). And Dabel, since you're apparently incapable of noting sarcasm, by "special" I imply special listening skills claimed by the Fuser community, not your pseudo spiritual claptrap.

wolf_garcia

Do a live test of fuse directionality with any group of serious listeners and you will notice that no consensus regarding audible differences of fuse direction will occur ...

You probably couldn’t get a consensus on anything else from them either, such as the best DAC or better sounding phono cartridge. Almost by definition, you don’t get consensus on preference - especially with audiophiles.

As an aside, what's a "live test"?

so to speak.

(I did).

And I also noticed really no audible difference @wolf_garcia by doing so. 

A live test is a test in real time with people in the room.