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<blockquote data-quote="Insomniac119" data-source="post: 915033" data-attributes="member: 557638"><p>I'm not sure on exactly how it works, but the fuse by the battery will only blow if the short is between the battery and the distro block. If there is a short between the amp and the distro block and the distro isn't fused, then the surge will distroy the amplifier. Like I said, I'm not exactly sure so if somebody could conferm/correct me?</p><p></p><p>It all depends on how much protection you want. People pay hundreds on alarms to protect their equipment, it just makes sense to pay a dozen bucks on a fused distro.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Insomniac119, post: 915033, member: 557638"] I'm not sure on exactly how it works, but the fuse by the battery will only blow if the short is between the battery and the distro block. If there is a short between the amp and the distro block and the distro isn't fused, then the surge will distroy the amplifier. Like I said, I'm not exactly sure so if somebody could conferm/correct me? It all depends on how much protection you want. People pay hundreds on alarms to protect their equipment, it just makes sense to pay a dozen bucks on a fused distro. [/QUOTE]
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