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RE: Audiophile Grade Fuses

Posted by el34eh@yahoo.com on July 13, 2014 at 08:43:08:

Good morning Ric,

Thanks for sharing your tale, as things stand I'm about to order the newer SR Quantum Red and Audio Magic Nano Fuses tomorrow - yet mine will in fact be tried out on an integrated amp, with said amps, it's best to gauge just how long your tubes have been used in them, and replace accordingly, you've tell tale signs they're weakening by the fact you've to incease the volume setting more.

I'm aware that it's vital to us the correct rating, or at least the next level up at best without causing to much stress on the item said fuses are going into, but I'm convinced that upgrading the fuses on any given component is in fact one of the cheapest enhancements that can be made to one system, so I'm all in.

Once again, thanks for caring enough to chime in.

Regards,
O_o scar