Why don't amplifier Companies use high end fuses?

If there was a reason to I'm sure they would.  Says a lot.

Maybe fuse lovers should try the same fuses that the experts choose to use when designing their gear? Might save some $$$$s. Make sure the contacts are clean and the fuse is properly installed for best performance. Also of course always make sure the specifications are correct for use in your gear. You might not be able to afford top of the line VAC amps but you could probably squeeze the fuses they use.

Mapman
Maybe fuse lovers should try the same fuses that the experts choose to use when designing their gear?

>>>>>Huh? That’s kind of the whole point of this thread. Most high end amp manufacturers do not (rpt not) use aftermarket fuses. Nor are they even aware of them. Nor are they even aware of wire directionality. Nor are most audiophiles. Hel-loo! On the other hand, it’s a free country. You are free to ignore it, you are free to use aftermarket fuses, you are free to use circuit breakers, you are even free to bypass the fuses. You are even free to change the fuse direction or to not change it. I bypassed the fuse on my Super Modded Oppo. Was that wrong? 🙄

definition of an Expert: Some guy in a cheap suit 50 miles from home.

another definition of Expert: Someone who use to be a drip under pressure.

I Bypassed the Fuse in my Hot Rod Oppo and Lived to tell About it.

Thanks for the link @lak 

Kinda says it all, doesn't it?

Newsflash. I can hear the difference fuses make. However, I made an extremely interesting discovery. What I discovered is that you must use them in matched pairs. Yes! I know some of you will be skeptical but it is the truth! Only matched pairs of fuses work. It maybe something to do with the positive and negative swings of the AC power. AC stands for Alternating Current. So it is made up of two directional movements. I have discovered like many that fuse direction makes a big difference. So I theorized that if fuse direction makes a difference then the best solution is to use TWO fuses in a matched pair. This discovery is probably the biggest discovery in audio since the tube was invented. A single fuse always sounds unbalanced - like the sound is louder from one speaker than the other - ONLY two balanced and carefully matched fuses will produce an even stereo soundfield and soundstage. Try it yourself. I totally guarentee you will hear a difference. Stick a fuse in one ear and listen then try matched fuses in both ears. Voila! No need to conduct blind listening tests - the difference is staggering - it is almost unbelievable but MATCHED pairs of fuses is the solution to achieving incredible soundstage and stereo image!