Several comments on Graphene.
Total Contact uses graphene; however, it has a proprietary other product in it that allows it to be a super conductor per the manufacturer as well as a process which melds the two to work concurrently.
In the SR Fuses, my amps have the 8 amp Blue SR fuses where the amps are rated for 5 amp fuses. The manufacturer installed 5 amp breakers in place of his fuses. The result is indistinguishable sonic differences. Apparently, there is great validity in the fact the larger contact area of the fuse has a positive effect on the sound through transmission of more signal. So, while the Blue SR fuse sounds great, so does a cheap metal breaker in its place.
Total Contact uses graphene; however, it has a proprietary other product in it that allows it to be a super conductor per the manufacturer as well as a process which melds the two to work concurrently.
In the SR Fuses, my amps have the 8 amp Blue SR fuses where the amps are rated for 5 amp fuses. The manufacturer installed 5 amp breakers in place of his fuses. The result is indistinguishable sonic differences. Apparently, there is great validity in the fact the larger contact area of the fuse has a positive effect on the sound through transmission of more signal. So, while the Blue SR fuse sounds great, so does a cheap metal breaker in its place.