I've decided to try the SR Master fuse.
It will go in my Dac.
Have SR Purple in my amp, and SR Purple/Orange/Red in my power supplies.
It will go in my Dac.
Have SR Purple in my amp, and SR Purple/Orange/Red in my power supplies.
Audiophile Fuses
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It looks like a copy paste of text from analogue seduction website for the supreme 3 silver gold. If you check the bullet points of the spec it says cardas copper wire. Same is as described in other websites.
“Supreme³ combines Cardas technology with superior HiFi Tuning construction, improving on the previous Supreme series performance. End-caps and internal wiring are constructed from Gold-plated Cardas Low-Eddy Copper, housed in a black ceramic tube and cryogenically deep-treated.”
Supreme3 Audiophile Upgrade UK Mains Fuses (13A), by HiFi Tuning | Audio Sanctuary
Replacement upgrade audiophile-quality UK mains fuses. Gold2 / Supreme3, by HiFi Tuning. Tuned for resonance, precision calibrated, improved signal transfer, superior sound quality. Available in fast blow 10A / 13A ratings from Audio Sanctuary, London.
www.audiosanctuary.co.uk
I have tried the cardas and it was not right for my system, moved to the filter strip for the TV. I have about 5 of the HIFI tuning silver and gold and 3 of the SR orange, would be interred to trade for orange \ purple but they do great job for the price. I had a orange at the socket of my amp (Uk 13 amp plugs have fuses inside) and a supreme 3 inside the amp and changed it for an orange. It was an improvement for sure but when they are in network switches and LPS in not rushing to change the rest.
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How did this go @jerrybj. I'm using all purple at the moment and trying to evaluate any audible difference with moving to Master. Thank you for any insight.
Ahhhhh...
Other tasty treats have got in my way.
I tripped over a pair of used Sound Anchors speaker stands that I just had to buy.
Have ordered a couple of Teddy Pardo linear power supplies for my streamer and Intel Nuc.
And also ordered a Puritain PSM156 mains conditioner.
Then have agreed to a set of Stack Audio Auva speaker stand isolators.
I was thinking if my circumstances changed, what would I most like to have already in my system.
And the Master fuse comes after these things.
I have one in my Aqua Formula DAC, it's more musical than the Purple one and you will gain much more depth.
All of my other fuses are the Purple ones.
I might get one for my amp later on.
I could understand it being the best SR fuse yet. What I’m not getting is Ted Denny’s explanation that it was designed to be a “Master” fuse that somehow controls/influences the rest of the (e.g., SR Purple) fuses in the system. What am I missing?
Yes, why is Ted only recommending one Master, two at the outside? The first thing that came to my mind is to wonder if they are playing with tonal balance, specifically emphasizing the upper midrange to give a more live, transparent sound. Too much of that across a system wouldn’t be good, so suggest one and let the warmer Purples balance it out. I suggested that to Master reviewer Rick Becker (Enjoy the Music), but he didn’t understand that a clear bass doesn’t determine tonal balance. Of course, my thought is a speculative hypothesis, having not tried out a Master.
Littlefuse makes "Audiophile grade fuses" if there is such a thing for about 15 bucks. Certainly worth a tryFraudulent fuses of a well-known manufactuer
We all know there are fraudulent audiophile products on the market. The problem is identifying them. Here's one that uses the excellent industrial name of Schurter who is a well regarded Swiss fuse manufacturer. I saw this listing on Ali Express and then checked the entire Schurter catalog looking for such as fuse. I could not find it so I emailed Schurter to notify them of potential fraud using their name. The dialog is below. Bottom line- let the buyer beware!!
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804570848523.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.1000014.25.6f2b2b12X7sUFR&gps-id=pcDetailBottomMoreOtherSeller&scm=1007.40050.281175.0&scm_id=1007.40050.281175.0&scm-url=1007.40050.281175.0&pvid=929d793b-ac22-4023-886b-137c19c60a49&_t=gps-idcDetailBottomMoreOtherSeller,scm-url:1007.40050.281175.0,pvid:929d793b-ac22-4023-886b-137c19c60a49,tpp_buckets:668#2846#8108#1977&pdp_ext_f={"sku_id":"12000030356204985","sceneId":"30050"}&pdp_npi=2@dis!USD!54.45!44.65!!!!!@2101d1ad16739975387414559e7292!12000030356204985!rec
Dear Dr. Wax,
Thank you, I was able to access the link you provided.
We do not have a fuse that is described in the link in our catalog.
I will advise with our management to investigate further.
Best regards, Alfonso Rios?Ochoa Applications Engineer
BTW, more audio irony. Wouldn't be interesting if the Ali Express "Schurter" fuse turned out to be a superb sounding one after all? Ha! But I'll leave it to someone else to waste their time exploring that one!
given other hi end fuses which to my ears did nothing--for 15 busks how wrong can it be?
I'm using them now and they seem fine. If it blows I'm out 15 maybe 20 bucks as opposed to
200 bucks from other "hi end end" fuse manufacturers..
Try audiophile fuses from "Litttlefuse"---15 maybe 20 bucks. work great for my amp
And if they blow-who cares----hardly cost anything
Try the Littlefuse Series 285. It's 5 bucks or less and available at electronics supply outlets like Digikey and Mouser. The Master fuse is good but IMO only because the other Synergistic fuses are not good. This is a worthy experiment to try with little (no pun intended) to lose.
yes---I posted a message saying same thing---littlefuse makes
legit priced right fuses..been using them for a while now
The subject of this thread is about sound of Audiophile Fuses not what you call "legit" pricing, so your post is off topic, as is bazelio 's skepticism about whether the category of audiophile fuses is legitimate. Even if you disagree, please respect the assumption of the topic and its contributors who do hear differences, and take your views on the subject elsewhere.
Republicoftexas69
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They were simply pointing out that Little Fuse has an audio/medical grade fuse offering in the 285 series and they are significantly less expensive. This thread was started in 2010, have some respect for the views of other people. With all due respect the title of the thread is simply “Audiophile Fuses” so their comments are not off topic.
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