Fuses that matter.

Mental, I think that the use of the Tesla coil on the SR Quantum fuses is a crucial.

Tbg, I bookmarked the site and read a lil. I'm not doubting they have come up with a design where some applications will benefit. My comment is directed to the average Joe getting sukked into overkill trying to make his average components compete with that $25k piece of equipment. Quite a few lil tweaks the DIY can do with just common sense, a few dollars, and a lil soldering skill.
Now you have to admit, there is way too much market hype in the audio world, thats a given. Every once in a while you'll run across something someone has come up with. Most times it's someone just trying to justify that money just spent on hype. To each his own, I guess. I'm definately not the audio guru, never was, dont wanna be...I just need my sanity and a lil common sense. Cheers, brother :)

Mental sounds sane.... :^)

Mental, I understand but I actually participated in a comparison of two Home Depot cheater plugs ( 3 to 2 ac converters). One had been zapped on the Tesla coil and one not. It took but a few notes of everyone to say the zapped one was clearly superior.

Tesla was a genius and is the reason we have alternating current.

If the circuit design of your components allows it, cheater plugs on all but the linestage are an inexpensive and effective tweak. Of course, SR's tweak of the cheaters costs a good deal more as it is labor intensive and the coils wear out.

I really don't know what an audio guru is but I know fuses sound different if put in one way rather than the other. That tweak costs you nothing. : )

lol...Mapman, ah c'mon brother, were all mental someway or another :P