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In Reply to: Fuse holder make any sonic difference? (I know it seems silly, but....) posted by mark maloof on August 1, 2003 at 08:12:10:
Think about it - if the fuse holder were to be in poor enough condition, your amp would not work at all. Since electricity is not a binary thing, a fuse holder can directly affect sound quality. While I have not played around with any replacement fuse holders, I do believe they are worthwhile. I think the potential differences a fuse holder could make would be of the same nature, if not the same magnitude, as an AC recepticle change.Some audiophiles who are more brave than me even bypass their amp fuses. There are some obvious safety issues with this, but I've seen several reports of huge sonic gains from doing this.
Good luck,
Pete
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Follow Ups
- Sure - pburant 08:28:39 08/01/03 (2)
- Considering that my RM9 has blown fuses a couple times, I don't think that I would bypass them! - mark maloof 09:42:53 08/01/03 (1)
- Re: Considering that my RM9 has blown fuses a couple times, I don't think that I would bypass them! - pkell44 16:53:53 08/03/03 (0)
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