The one in the photos is. It's broken open too, it's identical but for the label over the top.I swapped a busman for an orange and they are not one and the same.
The one in the photos is. It's broken open too, it's identical but for the label over the top.I swapped a busman for an orange and they are not one and the same.
If you're considering Nordost then look at 2nd hand Crystal Cables, the only power cord I've heard to make a significant improvement in sound, but at a cost. I'm assuming you are in the USA so why not look at these two companies at a more reasonable cost.
https://www.harmonictech.com/ and https://analysis.plus/
Still sound different.. dunno why or care tbhThe one in the photos is. It's broken open too, it's identical but for the label over the top.
No, and I haven't gone to Nigeria to prove that the prince with millions of dollars isn't really a prince and hasn't got millions of dollars either, or the Moon to check that it's not made of cheese.
There's no science that makes a directional fuse. Anyone who tells you otherwise is deluding you. If you want to believe that there is and your $200 fuse makes your system sound better, be my guest. I'll file it alongside the £50 a pot face cream that 76% of 91 women thought made their skin look younger. Wishful thinking is a powerful thing.
Great. Well, if it works for you, it works for you. In that, it's very much like the rejuvenating face cream. If you think it works and makes you more beautiful, then it's worth what you're prepared to pay for it.Still sound different.. dunno why or care tbh
How many have you sold?For your guidance, Synergistic Research makes a Master Fuseas well. At $600.00
you only need one or two depending on your system. Most folks use them in there DAC. Having the Naim nDAC two would be optimal, one in the nDAC and one in which ever power supply you've chosen.
There is also a new Pink fuse but I don't have any Intel as to its performance.
Then you have my sincerest sympathies and I apologise for reminding you of this sad news.My mother died of pancreatic cancer in April, thanks for that.
I've heard both the Orange and Purple and they sound quite different. Both are quite good. In my system, the orange portrayed a holographic soundstage with an emphasis on the midrange. The Purple has more bass slam and extended high frequencies.A fuse is just a very low ohmic resistor. There is no electrical property that you can measure as being different from one side of it to the other that can possibly have a measurable effect after the last cap on the other side of the main psu.
They don't magically align or polish electrons.
I havn't sold any fuses, I'm a private owner and not in retail. Full disclosure.How many have you sold?
The Purple fuse has a purple SR jacket on it. I've removed the jacket in an attempt to see the inside of the fuse but it appears to be made of ceramic, not clear. There is a black spot on the fuse indicating the EUF compound. Purple Fuse is one of Synergistic Research's latest flagship fuse, surpassing the performance of the remarkable Orange fuses thanks to a new, three-stage conditioning process and a new premium graphene UEF compound to reduce the noise floor further than has ever been possible for Synergistic Research fuses.Which boutique fuse was it that we were recently discussing on here that turned out to be a Bussman item with a coat of paint?
The advocates who heard a difference with it still believed so when this had been demonstrated. Must be some good paint.
Performance? You mean functionality perhapsI've tried one or two, no difference, I don't use them because standard ones give the same performance.
You’re probably right. Everyone is free to spend their money the way they like. Even at the detriment of their families sometimes I’m afraid. The divorce rate must be pretty high among hi-fi nuts. I’ve heard so many sad stories.It’s just a hobby and we choose where we want to spend our money so let’s stop the squabbling..
If you use both then they’ll fix everything!!Wow, one does more bass and treble, the other does more midrange as well as affecting the soundstage, that's truly amazing.
What about the cable inside the box, and the PCB tracks, surely they have an impact too according to your thoughts? I would worry about those more.Do you understand that EM energy travels at the speed of light? It doesn‘t matter at all how many miles of cable are before… The last meter closes the circuit of your particular system and exactly the one that interacts with a power supply of the device.
Of course spend away. This is a hi-fi forum and someone comes here and says they can hear a difference in fuses or main cables that can't be measured in any way be it a subjective panel of listeners or instruments or God knows what. Now I'm absolutely sure he hears a difference because his brain is connected to his ears, eyes and mind. And we are a hi- fi forum dedicated to affordable, sustainable audio so it is reasonable to ask for some/any evidence. Which is yet to be provided. Someone saying "I hear a difference" is, perhaps, interesting and equally utterly meaningless.It’s just a hobby and we choose where we want to spend our money so let’s stop the squabbling..
Now now, it's cruel to mock the afflicted..........!If you use both then they’ll fix everything!!
Although I can’t figure out whether you’d need them in series or parallel. And if series, which one first?