I am not disputing you may hear a difference in a DC circuit.
In response to your question, I am just poining out that based on the laws of physics it is categorically impossible that in an AC circuit there is a difference depending on what you direction you put in your fuse, because the direction of the current itself changes direction 60 times per second.
This is true even it the fuse itself is "directional". Paul McGowan of PS audio has made the exact same argument on the PS audio forum. So far, no one has disputed this, but the argument is made "why not try anyway". To me this defies all logic, but that's just me.
In response to your question, I am just poining out that based on the laws of physics it is categorically impossible that in an AC circuit there is a difference depending on what you direction you put in your fuse, because the direction of the current itself changes direction 60 times per second.
This is true even it the fuse itself is "directional". Paul McGowan of PS audio has made the exact same argument on the PS audio forum. So far, no one has disputed this, but the argument is made "why not try anyway". To me this defies all logic, but that's just me.