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I've had this fuse in for about 5days now & the sound differences are pretty interesting ! It reminds me a bit of how a majority of the sound characteristics changed when I removed the parts of my Sennheiser HD800 headphones that were generating all the unnecessary resonance that defeats
the production of natural acoustic cues in the music.
The noisefloor of my system was already very low,but it sounds like there
is even less unfocused energy coming from the music. Most of what I listen
to was pretty "not recorded" sounding already ,but everything I've been listening to lately seems to be bumped even further in that direction !
I've had to do a few double takes on what Ive been listening to lately,
particularly when I've discovered it was a Naxos recording that I was listening to ! While they are normally well recorded ,they don't usually
have sound that impress me as having this kind of scale & naturalness !
The fuse is not responsible for all of this by itself,but like I've mentioned the bump it gave things may have been enough for some details to become present !
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Topic - Changed the fuse in my Burson Soloist amp to a HifFi Tunning Fuse; I like it !! - Old SteveA 11:54:59 05/19/15 (3)
- RE: Changed the fuse in my Burson Soloist amp to a HifFi Tunning Fuse; I like it !! - David Pritchard 07:27:42 05/20/15 (2)
- RE: Changed the fuse in my Burson Soloist amp to a HifFi Tunning Fuse; I like it !! - Old SteveA 16:50:58 05/20/15 (1)
- RE: Changed the fuse in my Burson Soloist amp to a HifFi Tunning Fuse; I like it !! - David Pritchard 13:34:12 05/21/15 (0)
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