Those are good prices...

Tweakers' Asylum

Tweaks for systems, rooms and Do It Yourself (DIY) help. FAQ.

but I don't think standard slow blow is a substitute for the specialized extremely time delayed MDQ type the OP's Audio Research amp model specifies.

Other Audio Research models of the same era simply specify their fuses as slow blow, not MDQ specific.

I use slow blow Hi-Fi tuning in mine.

The extra internal metal structure of a specialized MDQ "super slow" fuse would probably raise the price some. Because they are not that common, I don't think any boutique brands make them.

Thanks for the tip on the Acme fuses.

Cheers!

Jonesy

"I know just enough to get into trouble. But not enough to get out of it."

This post is made possible by the generous support of people like you and our sponsors:

Follow Ups Full Thread

Topic - Quick fuse Question - mktracy 12:35:23 10/30/20 (13)

RE: Quick fuse Question - neolith 07:50:40 11/02/20 (0)

RE: Quick fuse Question - mktracy 12:14:33 10/31/20 (3)

RE: Quick fuse Question - Jonesy 08:56:38 11/01/20 (2)

RE: Quick fuse Question - mktracy 13:59:59 11/01/20 (1)

RE: Quick fuse Question - Jonesy 21:20:29 11/01/20 (0)

Audiophile Grade Fuses - RadioWonder 09:25:17 10/31/20 (0)

P.S. I don't think boutique fuse equivalents are available for MDQ fuses. (nt) - Jonesy 18:40:39 10/30/20 (5)

Acme sell slo-blow ceramic fuses that are silvered at each end and cryo-treated. - Lew 18:50:12 11/02/20 (4)

Those are good prices... - Jonesy 05:17:48 11/03/20 (3)

Thanks for the technical info - Lew 07:49:33 11/03/20 (2)

RE: Thanks for the technical info - Jonesy 08:33:28 11/03/20 (1)

RE: Thanks for the technical info - mktracy 11:16:52 11/05/20 (0)

RE: Quick fuse Question - Jonesy 18:15:05 10/30/20 (0)

Follow Ups

Those are good prices... - Jonesy 05:17:48 11/03/20 (3)

Thanks for the technical info - Lew 07:49:33 11/03/20 (2)

RE: Thanks for the technical info - Jonesy 08:33:28 11/03/20 (1)

RE: Thanks for the technical info - mktracy 11:16:52 11/05/20 (0)

Post a Message!