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In Reply to: Re: "Not anti tweak" - yeah, right. posted by geoffkait on May 8, 2007 at 09:22:53:
Most "common" fuses use a copper element. See the descriptions of fuses at Digi-Key.com. That leaves the extremely thin gold plating (flashing?) of the PS and HiFi Tuning fuses as the only difference.
Do you think you can hear the difference between a tin/cad plated fuse and a gold plated fuse? Maybe you can.
Some claim that tin/cad plating is better than gold. It is smoother than gold, which looks like jagged mountain peaks under extreme magnification. I would still rather have gold though!
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