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Audiophile Fuses
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A QSA fuse review link:
v2.stereotimes.com
QRA website:
Their fuses range from $29 to $10k (Yow)
I was targeting the "audio magic ultimate beeswax shd fuse" which a reviewer said beats the SR Blue fuse. But now I have to reevaluate aka wants vs wallet.
Quantum Science Audio series Fuses
The Best just got So Much Better! Tweaks are one of my favorite subjects of discussion. The reason is, they're more accessible to A/B in (and out) various systems. I've tried enough to value some over others. Newcomer Quantum Science Audio has introduced a new level of aftermarket tweaks that...
v2.stereotimes.com
QRA website:
Their fuses range from $29 to $10k (Yow)
I was targeting the "audio magic ultimate beeswax shd fuse" which a reviewer said beats the SR Blue fuse. But now I have to reevaluate aka wants vs wallet.
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I have had SR Black, Blue and orange. I now have QSA yellow. IMO, the QSA yellow is better than the SR range. I can't speak to the new SR purple.A QSA fuse review link:
Quantum Science Audio series Fuses
The Best just got So Much Better! Tweaks are one of my favorite subjects of discussion. The reason is, they're more accessible to A/B in (and out) various systems. I've tried enough to value some over others. Newcomer Quantum Science Audio has introduced a new level of aftermarket tweaks that...
QRA website:
Their fuses range from $29 to $10k (Yow)
I was targeting the "audio magic ultimate beeswax shd fuse" which a reviewer said beats the SR Blue fuse. But now I have to reevaluate.
A QSA fuse review link:
Quantum Science Audio series Fuses
The Best just got So Much Better! Tweaks are one of my favorite subjects of discussion. The reason is, they're more accessible to A/B in (and out) various systems. I've tried enough to value some over others. Newcomer Quantum Science Audio has introduced a new level of aftermarket tweaks that...
QRA website:
Their fuses range from $29 to $10k (Yow)
I was targeting the "audio magic ultimate beeswax shd fuse" which a reviewer said beats the SR Blue fuse. But now I have to reevaluate aka wants vs wallet.
The AM Ultimate is very different than the Blue, the latter having a cool, detailed sound. After burning it in, I sold the one I received. The Orange brought some welcome warmth and bypassed the Ultimate and the Blue in that regard and others (direct comparison with the Ultimate). I haven't heard either the AM Ultimate Premier except for a moment, or the SR Purple. The thing I found with the Premier is that it's fragile, which can come into play with a fuse holder that has tight clips (mine, purchased used, fell apart when pulling it out, and no one wanted to deal with it). The AM site marketing speaks to how many tries it takes to make one that holds together. I can't speak to the QSA fuses, except to say that the discussion thus far, as much as I recall, hasn't spoken fully to exactly how they're better and to their tonality (cool-neutral-warm continuum), the latter for me being the starting point. Until it does, or unless there is a 30-day return, I think caution is a wise approach, given the money involved. One other thing I don't know about the QSA is he's using silver. To each their listening preferences, and for me that means no silver or rhodium.
Thanks for the link KPA QSA fuse review link:
Quantum Science Audio series Fuses
The Best just got So Much Better! Tweaks are one of my favorite subjects of discussion. The reason is, they're more accessible to A/B in (and out) various systems. I've tried enough to value some over others. Newcomer Quantum Science Audio has introduced a new level of aftermarket tweaks that...
QRA website:
Their fuses range from $29 to $10k (Yow)
I was targeting the "audio magic ultimate beeswax shd fuse" which a reviewer said beats the SR Blue fuse. But now I have to reevaluate aka wants vs wallet.
My violets and yellows are due on Monday so reading the review has me looking forward even more.
At the moment the line is drawn at Voilet but I am bound to be tempted by the Red after the review.
Hopefully hearing the violets and the yellows will spare my wallet for a while!
Haha , lol
I have opened the link , not much quantum science there .
More like chinese marketing
.As said before be carefull with your amp , i dont think Vitus will guarantee any mishaps.
Thanks.Haha , lol
I have opened the link , not much quantum science there .
More like chinese marketing
As said before be carefull with your amp , i dont think Vitus will guarantee any mishaps.
The "science" described in the review didn't make much sense to me either, but I am not a scientist so it is interesting to have your perspective.
It would be understandable if the designer is unwilling to give much away given the competition in the after market fuses.
My Vitus supplier has looked after me very well for the last few years and they are giving me rave reviews which the latest review supports, but obviously you need to treat reviews with caution.
I have not had any problems with other after market fuses and which have delivered audible improvements so worth a trial.
I also noticed that the reviewer like myself is an Entreq user and his comments on how the QSA fuses lowered the noise on his system still further gives me additional motivation to try them.
So we we'll suck them and see!
It's really crazy to think that a fuse can make so much of a sonic difference, seems like fuses are better than connecting with a straight wire - if that's the case, then then tech should be incorporated in audio components.
If it has to do with quantum physics I'll take a pass on trying to understand the process - I don't look good with steam coming out of my ears.
If it has to do with quantum physics I'll take a pass on trying to understand the process - I don't look good with steam coming out of my ears.
Curious if anybody's ever tried substituting their fuses with I think it's 8-ga solid core coppor wire?
I tried this on an int. amp about 7 or 8 years ago. The previous fuse was a relatively inexpensive aftermarket cryo-treated via the full-imersion method. I was impressed enough to leave it in for the duration of owning that amp but haven't tried it since. A little nervous about that tweak 'cuz the potential always exists for something to go awry internally.
I tried this on an int. amp about 7 or 8 years ago. The previous fuse was a relatively inexpensive aftermarket cryo-treated via the full-imersion method. I was impressed enough to leave it in for the duration of owning that amp but haven't tried it since. A little nervous about that tweak 'cuz the potential always exists for something to go awry internally.
I must say that $2844 for a set of two fuses does not sound like a bargain, but obviously I would have to give them a go to know for certain.A QSA fuse review link:
Quantum Science Audio series Fuses
The Best just got So Much Better! Tweaks are one of my favorite subjects of discussion. The reason is, they're more accessible to A/B in (and out) various systems. I've tried enough to value some over others. Newcomer Quantum Science Audio has introduced a new level of aftermarket tweaks that...
QRA website:
Their fuses range from $29 to $10k (Yow)
I was targeting the "audio magic ultimate beeswax shd fuse" which a reviewer said beats the SR Blue fuse. But now I have to reevaluate aka wants vs wallet.
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If one has the money to spend -- and maybe $50K or $100K+ speakers -- them giving them a try might be very brainy.
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