Which SR Blue or black Fuse

Before Geoffy The Fuse Troll jumps in, remember that SR fuses are not UL or CSA approved. You still need a legitimate fuse to meet electrical safety bureau driven requirements. Otherwise, if there’s an electrical fire due to the equipment with the boutique fuse, your insurance claim will be denied. 

Better be safe than sorry. Spend the extra several hundred dollars on music. 

Geoffy The Fuse Troll asked:

I hate to judge too quickly but apparently only trolls blow fuses.

 Hel-loo! Rpt Hel-loo! Perhaps you should ask yourself? Time to wake up and smell the ☕️. Get on the ☕️ train ! Toot toot! 🚂 🚂 🚂 

@kosst_amojan said: 

Hey... If you don't believe me about tuning fuses frying stuff, listen to a guy who's seen it.  

If you’re foolish enough to waste good money on boutique fuses, add an additional real fuse in line with the boutique fuses so there’s some real protection. Boutique fuses aren’t UL or CSA approved or tested in any meaningful way. 

Geoffy said:

Why is it we oft see the ones who complain about name calling the most are the first to call names when the opportunity arises?

Really Geoffy? Rpt Really Geoffy? How ironic you read your message of indignation on that subject. Disingenuous much? - don’t bother answering, the question is rehetorical. 

Oh Geoffy, everyone knows stock fuses are superior to boutique fuses.