What direction should Hi Fi tune fuse be installed

Before we relegate Feng Shui to simply superstition it might be helpful to note that the magnetic compass (a verifiably effective and still in use instrument) was developed for use in Feng Shui. Chi is an important aspect in Feng Shui practice.

MM, happy to oblige but which color based thing are you referring to? I've got a bunch. Colored pens for CDs and Blu Ray, Multi colored light strobe light, CD tray masking and Blu Ray tray masking. Not to mention scattered light absorbers for CD and Blu Ray. My stuff isn't really feng shui, not even close actually. Pretty straight physics, well maybe not the strobe light, I don't know WHAT that is.

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Wolf Man - rubber bands are really cool, esp. the really expensive ones, however my fuse has a liquid center (I'm not hot dogging you) so a rubber band would probably be way overkill.

I'm listening to WWOZ New Orleans on Internet Radio via my Squeezebox and main rig as I work and type. Love that station and the Big Easy music scene in general. Helps make me actively receptive to things like Feng Shui....

Geoff,

Specifically your response to Almarg above regarding color of magnets which I'll copy here for easy reference:

"Al, I realize this next series of comments is beyond the scope of this discussion but I'd thought I'd throw it out there anyway, perhaps to see what you think. As I think I probably mentioned somewhere along the line on this thread, I have been using magnets in audio applications for a very long time. Furthermore, I have found them to have a positive effect on the sound. But the kicker is where I am using magents. I am using them on windows, on doors, on transformers, on cell phones, on TVs, on wood book cases, on mirrors, among other things. See, I told you it was beyond the scope. Lol. Now, having said all that I should also mention that the color of the magnet is quite important and depends on the object on which it is placed. For example, for steel blue, for aluminum red, for glass green. "