PS Audio PWD MKII HiFi Tuning fuse direction


What is the correct / preferrable HiFi Tuning Supreme fuse direction in a PS Audio PWD MKII? I heard arrow pointing from back to front.

Fuse is not easily accessible to roll so just want to confirm.

Thanks!
knghifi
Edorr wrote,

"....I would, however, discount any reports of perceived differences in which the person did not go back and forth between the two orientations at least several times...."

I think the differences should be obvious to any Yutz with ears right away. But if the listener is hearing challenged or the system is not up to snuff, it won't matter how many A/B tests are performed.

"I personally would discount any reports that are not confirmed in double blind test, where the observer repeatedly picks the optimal orientation."

I did not see that coming. One wonders, have you ever actually had to sit through one of those double blind tests? Who can sit still and pay attention long enough to get through all the repeated tests? Unplug the power cord, take top off the component to access the fuse, reverse the fuse direction, screw the top back on, plug the power cord back in, listen. Repeat 10 times. LOL
Edorr wrote,

"If you take this philosophy to its logical consequences, all bets are off. For example, you could consider moving your DAC to other side off your audio rack and hear if it makes a difference. You should also try the black and silver version of any given component before deciding what to buy..."

Of course you can come up with all sorts of absurd examples. How difficult is it to try the fuse both ways? What are you afraid of?
I'm afraid of wasting my time. To me the notion of sound quality difference through directionality of fuses in an AC circuit is as absurd as the notion as the black chassis sounding different than the silver.
now that was funny Ed!

wondering if i made a mistake getting the silver pwd2 =)
Obviously you have not heard the PWD mkii black version yet. It sounds best on the top shelf on the left. I had it on the right for a while. Big mistake.