Aftermarket fuse to tame a bright system?

@gavin1977

Anti-cables Lvel 5.3 XLR Interconnects

"Design Concept:

Typical interconnect cables usually have a signal wire surrounded with a thick plastic dielectric material, which is then surrounded by the ground conductor to shield it from EMI/RFI noise, and then more plastic dielectric material. This typical approach has the usual drawbacks of accumulating a lot of dielectric effect distortion, and an accumulation of shunting capacitance.

The ANTICABLES Analog XLR Interconnects use a different approach. Since air is a near perfect dielectric, no extra insulation dielectric material (beyond the thin white and red coating) is used, and the wires are suspended in free air. Eliminating dielectric effect distortion is what allows these interconnects to sound like music, (not a cable)."

@gavin1977

That's interesting.  Definitely not how Gustard describes the resultant sound.  Maybe some day, I'll put the original fuse back in and see if there is any difference.  I'm inclined to think that there won't be much difference.

@gavin1977 ​​​​​​

I bought a used pure silver cable (Apature Accusound BL-4) that I found on eBay. I replaced the Harmonic Technology cable with it and it has added some additional detail, but not overly bright.  After listening to the Harmonic Technology cable with a bigger variety of music, I noticed that some songs sounded great, but others were duller than I had remembered. The silver cable between my amp and preamp with a DH Labs Air Matrix between my dac and preamp seems to be a good compromise.  I tried a DH Labs Air Matrix between my amp and preamp with another of them between my dac and preamp, but the silver cable seems to work better.  

I apologize if I mislead you. I think the Harmonic Technology cable would be good if a person's system was on the bright side of neutral. 

Op has been asked 5 times what comprises his system and he continues to ignore the question but wants help. Why bother responding to someone who won't respond