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In Reply to: Re: too much current equals heat. a fuse is designed to stop the flow- posted by Earache on January 16, 2003 at 13:54:30:
"After looking at Odyssey Audio's published specs, I would say their claims of current output are wildly overstated. FYI I have never blown a fuse on my 3.5Rs despite driving them to very high listening levels. My current amp is a Bryston 4B NRB."I have blown the fuse 20 minutes after getting the maggies with a 1978 Sansui G9000, which has a lot less current output than your amp. I say it has nothing to do with that issue at all.
Peter
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- Re: never blown a fuse - pburke 14:07:47 01/16/03 (1)
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