Absolutely World’s best fuse!
Enter Master Fuse; the first Synergistic Research fuse developed expressly for full resolution, dynamics, soundstaging, speed, and impact without the need to create musicality as a system-wide fuse loom. Instead, SR engineered the Master Fuse to work alongside Purple and Orange fuses to create dramatic new levels of sonic realism, featuring wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling soundstaging with unparalleled resolution, dynamics and frequency extension.
- Equally well suited for audio as for video
- Ceramic body
- Silica filled
- Brass nickel plated contacts
- 1,000,000 Volt Quantum Treatment
- 2nd Stage Molecular realignment process
- UEF Technology treatment
- Graphene treated surface
- Reduced burn-in time
- Current direction is simualar with the text direction (S -> R)
- Time-delay and fast acting available
- Choice of all usual current ratings
Dimensions Ø5×20 mm & Ø6.3×32 mm (¼”x1¼”)
Frequently asked questions:
Q: Are Master Fuses directional?
A: Yes, all fuses are directional. Electricity should flow from the left to the right when you view the fuse. If you do not know the direction of flow you should listen to the fuse inserted in both directions. One direction will sound more detailed. This is the correct way.
Q: Do fuses have a burn-in period?
A: Yes, almost all products have a settling in period. The first 200-300 hours of use are the most crucial.
Q: Where should I use my Master Fuse(s)?
A: To get the most out of our Master Fuses, we suggest starting with one or two fuses in most systems, and possibly more for highly resolving systems. There is no “wrong” component to start with; however, we typically recommend starting “upstream” at the beginning of your signal source (music streamer, CD-player, turntable, reel to reel, etc.). From there, we suggest moving on to your digital-to-analog converter or phonostage (if you use one), followed by your preamplifier and then your power amplifier. If you have multiple sources, upgrading the fuse in your preamplifier first can improve the performance of all of your sources. Also your mains distribution (power strip, line conditioner or regenerator) will benefit a lot from a Master Fuse.
