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In Reply to: Re: Wire used inside fuse? posted by Paul_A on March 1, 2007 at 16:32:01:
I'm not so sure this corrosion is sonically benign. Aside from the fact that Isoclean themselves seem to think it is a performance problem, from personal experience with some poorly terminated copper speaker cables that started to turn a little green on the wire surfaces near the ends, I believe that the sound is likely to degrade too. (With those cables the connection to the spade - a high pressure crimp - was clear of oxidation. It was only the unsealed naked conductors after the connection which were oxidizing. The same sort of surface oxidation you will get on the fuse element I think.)
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