thylantyr
10+ year member
CarAudio.com Elite
I found another interesting 'voodoo' post.
Curious about fuses
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=80263
I have recently heard about "audiophile grade" fuses. While there is some sense to the theory, at $30 each for a standard 5A 115V fuse, that seems extreme. Any thoughts or experience with these? Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks.
John Curl responded;
I hear that they sound good. Met a manufacturer of them at CES, he is OK.
If you read the rest of the 10 pages, the discussion is just retarted.
This is a popular forum where more engineering questions are raised,
many skilled electronics people participate, but because they have this high skill,
that doesn't make them immune to BS and audio voodoo. I see this alot in the
electronics business I work in, many engineers can lack common sense as their
brain is stuck in the text book too much that they loose touch with reality.
I guess the point of this is to show another truth about audio, never believe everything
you hear from engineers. What you do is you poll the engineering community and
tally the scores, then form your own conclusion on what makes more sense.
Curious about fuses
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=80263
I have recently heard about "audiophile grade" fuses. While there is some sense to the theory, at $30 each for a standard 5A 115V fuse, that seems extreme. Any thoughts or experience with these? Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks.
John Curl responded;
I hear that they sound good. Met a manufacturer of them at CES, he is OK.
If you read the rest of the 10 pages, the discussion is just retarted.
This is a popular forum where more engineering questions are raised,
many skilled electronics people participate, but because they have this high skill,
that doesn't make them immune to BS and audio voodoo. I see this alot in the
electronics business I work in, many engineers can lack common sense as their
brain is stuck in the text book too much that they loose touch with reality.
I guess the point of this is to show another truth about audio, never believe everything
you hear from engineers. What you do is you poll the engineering community and
tally the scores, then form your own conclusion on what makes more sense.
