Anyone else using slugs instead of fuses? Comments on metals used and sound please

tksteingraber:  I've been meaning to do a write-up on all the slugs I have on hand but just haven't had the time or energy to really get into it yet.  At the moment, I have copper, silver, titanium, tungsten, and molybdenum.  I recently found that American Elements of Los Angeles has titanium alloys incorporating either palladium or platinum.  I'm hugely interested in these, but the company hasn't responded to any of my email inquiries and the phone calls I've place always end up with me hanging up on their answering machine.  

Do you know if anyone has tried the rhodium plated slugs from Verafiaudio?

steakster:  Welcome to the sluggos club!  Yeah, it's kinda mind-blowing just how much of an improvement is wrought by subbing a solid slug in place of a fuse.  And the variation in sound from the different metals is much more than I would have anticipated.  Silver is a great choice all-around.  I'm really hoping to try the titanium alloys from American Elements mentioned above although I'm guessing the 

50% titanium/50% platinum will be well outside of my range but the 95% titanium/ 5% palladium should work very nicely (if I can ever get ahold of the company).  

Will you be sticking with silver slugs, or do you plan to experiment a bit?  It's crazy how little this costs and the improvements gained.  Best of luck with it!

@lcherepkai Thanks…no I do not know of anyone trying the Rhodium/TCopper slug from Verifiaudio.  It’s too pricey for me and I’d rather spend that $ towards a second SFB and use the silver slugs.  I do like their gold/copper slug as well for brighter components.