HiFi-Tuning Fuses

[treitz3]

Anybody tried these yet?

http://www.audio-magic.com/Prod-NanoFuse.html



Specifically talking about the SUPER Fuse (Nano-Liquid)

Tom

[headrott]

Anybody tried these yet?

http://www.audio-magic.com/Prod-NanoFuse.html



Specifically talking about the SUPER Fuse (Nano-Liquid)

Tom

Don't have the "super fuse", but I have one of the ones you have pictured in my DAC. It was on clearance for $40.00 so I thought what the hay! I had a Hi-Fi Tuning silver fuse in it prior to the audio magic fuse. IMO, the Audio Magic fuse is more refined sounding and has better detail than the Hi-Fi tuning silver fuse. Of course, the differences are small but noticable. I would interested in hearing what the "super fuse" sounds like. Since it's a ceramic fuse, I would think it would sound even more refined and detailed.

I also have an Audio Magic XLR digital cable (the "Illusion") and it has a HUGE soundstage. Audio Magic makes some good stuff (from the experiences I've had anyway).

[Moose68Bash]

Thanks, guys, for all your comments.

What have I learned:

1. Sounds like there is enough in the way of good experiences out there that buying the HiFi Tuning Supremes is not just an experiment.

2. I should have done a better job of searching the forum, and I'm not surprised that DarqueKnight has already posted a lot of work on this topic.

3. There is yet another "carrot" dangling down the "rabbit hole." I hesitate to ask, but what is a "WA quantum fuse chip?"

[DON73]

Next comes Hi Fi circuit breakers at my home's service panel and Hi Fi power cable from my electric meter.......how about HI FI quality electric meters. Bottomless holes with questionable minute audible results.
I'll spend my extra cash on some really great sounding music and spend my extra time kicking back and listening

[DarqueKnight]

I'll spend my extra cash on some really great sounding music and spend my extra time kicking back and listening

Do you feel better now that we know what you are doing with your extra cash? You seem starved for attention.

You should learn to be as frugal with your time as you are with your cash. The subject of this tread was audio grade fuses, not what everyone is doing with their extra cash. If you did not have anything constructive to add, pro or con, your time would have best been spent listening to your music.

Make sense?

[pepster]

Thanks, guys, for all your comments.

What have I learned:

1. Sounds like there is enough in the way of good experiences out there that buying the HiFi Tuning Supremes is not just an experiment.

2. I should have done a better job of searching the forum, and I'm not surprised that DarqueKnight has already posted a lot of work on this topic.

3. There is yet another "carrot" dangling down the "rabbit hole." I hesitate to ask, but what is a "WA quantum fuse chip?"

Hey Phil,
That is alot of money for a fuse (HiFi premiums).
Consider trying some of the other ones first, just to gather some thoughts.
I have been pleased with the Furutech and Isoclean fuses, and they are alot cheaper.

If you want to pm me, I can show you a good deal on the gold HiFi's from an authorized dealer (friend of mine).

[janmike]

Love it. Well said.

Do you feel better now that we know what you are doing with your extra cash? You seem starved for attention.

You should learn to be as frugal with your time as you are with your cash. The subject of this tread was audio grade fuses, not what everyone is doing with their extra cash. If you did not have anything constructive to add, pro or con, your time would have best been spent listening to your music.

Make sense?

[DON73]

Do you feel better now that we know what you are doing with your extra cash? You seem starved for attention.

You should learn to be as frugal with your time as you are with your cash. The subject of this tread was audio grade fuses, not what everyone is doing with their extra cash. If you did not have anything constructive to add, pro or con, your time would have best been spent listening to your music.

Make sense?

Really? You self appointed forum moderators should allow for a sense of humor now and then. Why do you think I'm starved for attention? That coming from someone with such a pretentious name as Darque Knight? Get over yourself DQ I have. Why did you even feel the need to reply when all you contributed were negative condescending comments toward me. OP's very well written post was an interesting read and I apologize to him if he was offended by my post. You DQ can ........well can't say that here. KMA

[headrott]

Thanks, guys, for all your comments.

What have I learned:

1. Sounds like there is enough in the way of good experiences out there that buying the HiFi Tuning Supremes is not just an experiment.

2. I should have done a better job of searching the forum, and I'm not surprised that DarqueKnight has already posted a lot of work on this topic.

3. There is yet another "carrot" dangling down the "rabbit hole." I hesitate to ask, but what is a "WA quantum fuse chip?"

The WA quantum chips are little (or bigger depending on what the chip is "tuned" to) restickable "chips" that are stated to reduce noise at the quantum level (where apparently most cable nonbelievers can't or refuse to hear or see). They make chips for almost every piece of equipment (speakers, amps, pre-amps, DACs, cables (power, digital, analog, etc)) and specific gear parts (i.e. fuses, rectifiers, etc.)) that you put onto the piece of equipment to gain the reduced vibration, noise, etc. to gain better transparency, imaging, detail, etc. I hope I described the chips well enough. You can find them at places like VH Audio and thecableco.com as well as a few others.

[Moose68Bash]

The WA quantum chips are little (or bigger depending on what the chip is "tuned" to) restickable "chips" that are stated to reduce noise at the quantum level (where apparently most cable nonbelievers can't or refuse to hear or see). They make chips for almost every piece of equipment (speakers, amps, pre-amps, DACs, cables (power, digital, analog, etc)) and specific gear parts (i.e. fuses, rectifiers, etc.)) that you put onto the piece of equipment to gain the reduced vibration, noise, etc. to gain better transparency, imaging, detail, etc. I hope I described the chips well enough. You can find them at places like VH Audio and thecableco.com as well as a few others.

headrott,

Thanks for the description and information about sources.

I'll check into "WA quantum chips" from the sources to which you referred me.

[treitz3]

Just an FYI, Hi-Fi tuning fuses are having a closeout sale over at Music Direct. 1/2 off. The link can be seen below. No affiliation.

http://www.musicdirect.com/c-773-hi-...ign=soundbytes

Tom