I own 6000cdt. Good machine. I tried different power cords on it (nordost heimdall 2, nordost frey 2) and different digital cables. Yes it responds to power cord changes but not nearly as much as it responds to digital cables. So my recommendation is, you’ll waste your money on a fuse to achieve nothing and you will miss an opportunity to really improve sound by upgrading digital cable. But…I see you like tweaks so go ahead it’s your money.
which audiophile fuse for the audiolab 6000 cdt ????
i've read of people changing their fuse on their audiolab 6000 cdt transport.
but audiolab, mentions using a T1AL 250V fuse for those of us in the 120v regions.
well, when i look at audiophile fuses. i never see a fuse in this value.
and i always see the mention of the fuse change with no mention of the fuse value.
just mentions of the brand of fuse. ;)
so are their audiophile fuses that are T1AL 250V or are people substituting different fuses ? sorry i don't know anything about fuses.
so if any one can help. :)
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