Fuses that matter.

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

Tbg...it's all good, I'm not above learning. I havent taken the time to read the entire theory and reviews, I just glanced at it. It is on my to do list :)
Cheers

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

You got that right...brother (pythons flexing...)!

Houston...we have a problem. I was just told by the person in charge of tech support at Classe that he believes only one or two manufacturers inthe workd mae a fuse with the specs required by the CA-2300. He said it wasn't enough to just get a 12 amp small, slow blow fuse....that it had to be particular type of "breaking capacity." He said he was only aware of one manufacturer of this type of fuse: an outfit called "Littlefuse. " He predicted that I'd regularly blow my amps' fuse unless it were able to handle the amplifier's massive current intake. When the 2300 is fired up, it is known to dim house lights because of the rush of current. Think I may sit this round out...unless someone has tried this on their own 2300.