if I put in a fuse with higher resistanceYou guys have no idea, it’s the resistance that causes it to melt and blow, 🤦♂️ go f*****g around with that and you’ll blow your equipment instead, that’s why it’s called resistance wire inside a fuse, if it didn’t resist the over current and blow, your equipment would be toast! leave things alone you have on idea about, really🤔
Quick fuse question
Hello guys. I have a quick fuse question. I have a ARC D200 amp that uses a MDQ5A fuse.The MDQ is a dual element fuse. I have purchased some Aucharm fuses for my pre and phono stage and they sound great. What would be the replace size for the MDQ5A fuse? I put in a standard 5Afuse and the amp ate it for lunch. Thanks for your time and effort guys.
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You call them rants, they are facts which fuser refuse understand, that’s why it’s considered "snake oil" all over the industry by anyone with any cred. Your "grand fuser poohbah" geoffkait who is strangely absent these days, is proof of the kind that is attracted to the fusing cult, even his avatar is a voodoo doll His audio snake oil web site https://www.machinadynamica.com/machina5.htm just one of his snake oil products https://www.machinadynamica.com/machina31.htm |
Thanks. Ill check out the HI-FI tuning fuses and see which one I prefer. Don’t, you’ll just be shafted with it. Just get a $2 Bussman fuse the correct amperage for your needs. If you want to be one of the gullible fusers, go to this thread that got relegated to the "Misc Audio" section, and where this one (att admin) should have been started, there could be the need for a "Rubbish Bin" one also. https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/the-secret-to-a-great-amplifier Cheers George |