Threw in the SR Purple fuse last night, and with just 12 hours of burn in, I am already a believer. Worth every penny, and it's not even burned in yet. The background went completely black, and I already am noticing an overall improvement with staging, detail and imaging.
Threw in the SR Purple fuse last night, and with just 12 hours of burn in, I am already a believer. Worth every penny, and it's not even burned in yet. The background went completely black, and I already am noticing an overall improvement with staging, detail and imaging.
as it is right now looks like I'll be going with the HiFi Supreme's for both my amps
local store also has the HiFi Silver Stars on clearance, so debating that vs supreme (both are silver, supreme just the newer product line), but for sure might get 1 for my Bifrost cuz **** it it's $20
That left fuse is a 6.3x32mm (large) fuse. It is Fast and is 1 Ampere. Schiit must have changed fuse parametres when going from V1 to V2: the fuse in V2 is definitely the 5x20mm (small) type and is Timed. [You mentioned that your Valhalla was 10+ years old].
hey dude about this, so (fingers crossed im worried about nothing since i already paid) but I was reading how slow blow fuses are coiled and fast more of a straight element.
Then I went down a rabbit hole till i found a post here of one
"LF" engraving apparently means the brand, LittleFuse. The one in the thread says LF.T so it's a slow, but mine has no T or F, and actually looks like this product listing
hey dude about this, so (fingers crossed im worried about nothing since i already paid) but I was reading how slow blow fuses are coiled and fast more of a straight element.
Then I went down a rabbit hole till i found a post here of one
"LF" engraving apparently means the brand, LittleFuse. The one in the thread says LF.T so it's a slow, but mine has no T or F, and actually looks like this product listing
Fuses act as protection against surges in current. A ‘fast’ 1A fuse will blow the instant the current through it exceeds 1 ampere. A ‘slow / timed’ 1A fuse will blow when the current through it has exceeded an average of 1 ampere for a period of time.
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