"It's how the wire of the conductor is manufactured that determines it's sonic directionality".
"Obviously unless the cable manufacturer keeps track of the directionality of all wire the result will not be satisfactory".
"All wire is physically asymmetrical due to being pulled through the final die. That's what make (sic) the wire directional sonically".
"Make sense?'
To make sense, the maker of fuses claimed to be directional would have to have either:
1- Manufactured the wire used in his fuses (having control over the manufacturing would facilitate him keeping track of the directional properties of that wire. Do any of the audiophile fuse makers claim to manufacture the wire they use in their fuses?)
Or:
2- Bought the wire they use in their fuses from a wire manufacturer who claims and guarantees directionality of the wire the fuse maker employs in his fuses.
If neither of the above two are claimed, how does the fuse maker determine the directionality of the wire he buys and uses in his tubes?
"Deny the possibility of phenomena for which no plausible explanations have been advanced".
No, I actually admit that possibility. But, if the above quotes are advanced as plausible explanations for the directionality of fuses, yet neither 1 nor 2 are the case, I fail to see how a fuse can be claimed to have been made with directional properties.
