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RE: Bypassing Maggie fuse

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magiccarpetride

In Reply to: RE: Bypassing Maggie fuse posted by tyu on September 14, 2012 at 12:18:46

Thanks. I have MGI IMP. I read on this forum that many members consider bypassing the fuse as being a big improvement to the sound quality. The risk of blowing the fragile ribbon tweeter shouldn't exist with the old MGI IMP, so I'm not sure why do you think I should not bypass the fuse. What's the risk? (I've never blown a fuse during my constant use of these Maggies over the years)

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RE: Bypassing Maggie fuse - tyu 14:46:17 09/14/12 (2)
your right it your speaker... your tweeter wire is like a human hair...an over 30years old...go fo it...i say a working tweeter with a fuse sounds better than.....no working tweeter....look all a fuse is ....is a small wire...just put a biger wire in..goodluck
- I agree with tyu, for whatever it's worth. NT - scruffy_ 16:10:32 09/14/12 (1)
  - RE: I agree with tyu, for whatever it's worth. NT - scruffy_ 20:01:19 09/14/12 (0)
    I have the fuses removed from my Maggies, but with hindsight, I would have kept them. It's really isn't a strong tweak, like a lot of people say that it is. I'd take the added protection over the 'increase' in sound.

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