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| Directionality Explained The difference here is I never made any claim of any study with respect to power cable listening test.If Mr. Geoffkait made such a claim, then he should be responsible for producing a proof of that. | |
| Directionality Explained I won't so far as to say fuse does not make any difference. We know that power cables do make a difference, so by extension, fuses should make a difference since it's in the power path just like the power cables.My only beef was the claim that th... | |
| Directionality Explained That's my point. I couldn't find any mention of a listening test that correlated the fuse direction or fuse resistance. | |
| Directionality Explained My point was the posted link did not say anything about listening test vs. the fuse directionality. Maybe I got some problem reading the link, but I couldn't find any. If you've found any mention of it , please feel free to post here. | |
| Directionality Explained You must be rather gullible if you believe whatever I cut and pasted at this point in time Damn! I feel bad for your customers. They are all gullible. | |
| Directionality Explained I wonder how hard it is to copy and paste some text here :-) Or maybe it does not exist. | |
| Directionality Explained Go find it yourself! I found none. Couldn't find it. Copy and paste it here or it didn't happen. | |
| Directionality Explained listening tests reveled larger differences in sound quality than could be explained by the differences in resistance. I mean, come on, guys, all audio circuits are AC. The resistance is not necessarily the reason why sound is different according... | |
| Directionality Explained Or it will read 120.99999999..... | |
| Directionality Explained Back to the study, that fact that the difference of resistance in both direction is so small, it does beg the question if the study was valid or the data been massaged or skewed?Also nowhere in the study said anything about listening impression vs... | |
| Directionality Explained I don't think I "keep bringing it up". I just want to point out the origin of the argument. | |
| Directionality Explained It’s an AC signal, for crying out loud, anything it does in one direction it will do in the other. It’s already been discussed to death. AC current is "directional". Need to go back and read previous posts. Or google "Poynting vector". | |
| Directionality Explained Well it’s hard to argue with regard to directionality against the data if indeed the data are valid. One thing is the average difference is about 0.000005 Ohm (or about in that neighborhood). Given the difference is so small, has the data been "... | |
| Directionality Explained ^ link? Otherwise it's just your words. I have to say it's not easy to trust your words. | |
| Directionality Explained It’s not naive at all. That’s what HiFi Tuning some time ago did for fuses. Their measurements of the voltage drop across various brands of fuses, both high end and stock, in both directions 🔛 correlate to listening results. The results are cons... |