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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. :)

 

 

deluxe
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barts
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@deluxe 

Here ya go:

Breakdown of the Fuse Code:

  • T = Time-delay (slow blow)

    • This means it's designed to tolerate temporary current surges (like those at power-on), and only blow if the overcurrent persists.

  • 1A = Rated current of 1 ampere

  • L = Low breaking capacity (also known as low interrupting rating)

    • Suitable for circuits where a high fault current is not expected.

  • 250V = Maximum voltage rating is 250 volts

Regards,

barts

deluxe OP
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thank you barts, i’m going to have to try to absorb this info.

 

*gulp* ;)

 

but i don't think i've seen audiophile fuses for the size i need in either a T1L 250v nor the "infamous" T1AL 250V.

 

oh well being an audiophile is never easy. again barts, thanks for the wave of knowledge.

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audphile1
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So

what do you hear with an audiophile fuse in the 6000cdt? When are we going to get the updates. 

shtinkydog
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hey @audphile1 , which digital cable(s) are you using on your 6000cdt?

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audphile1
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BlueJeans but it sucks. I tried Wireworld mid tier and DH Labs. Both were better than BkueJeans. I also tried Audience FrontRow Reserve and it was incredible but I can’t justify it for CD playback. 
I’m planning to try Kimber D60 next. I’m currently debating if I should keep or sell the 6000cdt. My primary source is streaming Tidal and Qobuz thru my Meitner MA3i. CDs played thru 6000 unfortunately don’t sound as good as streaming so I very rarely spin discs. 

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