Anyone else using slugs instead of fuses? Comments on metals used and sound please

Mark. How would one get one of these new sluggos as I just ordered your Black Friday special and this is coming with the Copper Gold Sluggo, the best to date from a week ago?   

@carlsbad2 Well I do and I love it.  Now I think I may give a SDB a try.  based on few reviews here. 

That's not an amp I would ever own so I guess I can't comment.  Can you even trace your signal path?

@verafiaudio Mark what is the Black Friday Deal, not on your site. Alway looking for a deal when trying something. 

I find this thread very interesting and hope it is not taken down, even though some of the comments are goofy. I understand the apprehension and safety concerns. I may give one of these Swiss Boxes a try, seems a bit safer than piece of titanium in place of a fuse.

@carlsbad2 in other components they can have internal fuses, my DAC for example has 3 internal and no main fuse. Oh my Integrated has 4 internal fuses also. 

My Tube Integrated has 8 fuses internally. I trust EE, SE not so much with this kind of stuff. 

I just googled it and yes that is all it does. I think Jerry and others are doing the same only with these slugs. I would not want to change any internal fuses with these types of bypasses, as those would be more critical in preventing a thermal event and costly repairs. 

@carlsbad2 not overly worried as it sounds fantastic, stuck so called Audiophile Fuses in her and after 6 months took them out and sold them. No Bueno just wasted my money. This is a shot of my Integrated internal and it was 10 fuses.