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RE: I have to agree. The aftermarket fuses are not 'rated', just made up..

Posted by Ryelands on May 3, 2017 at 12:26:13:
although the poobahs seem to want to dismiss it and extol the virtues of their tweeks

Has anyone produced any evidence that "audiophile" fuses do not comply with the relevant regs? I've not seen any or read of anyone bothering to show it to us poobahs.

After all, if one were wanting to sell such devices, who else would one ask to manufacture them other than, er, recognised makers of consumer-grade fuses? They have the machinery, they have manufacturing experience and they'll have forgotten more about fuses than the rest of us ever want to know. "Yes, of course we can make better fuses and if you stay for lunch I'll explain why but we can't do it at those prices. You're talking of maybe �1 a unit even in bulk. It's as easy as falling off a log but it isn't cheap."

Or something.