Magnepan MG3.6rs and tweeter fuse blowin

Hi, Magnepan's advice sounds correct -- usually this happens when an amp is driven to clipping trying to deliver a sound level in excess of the amp's clipping point. The amps you mentioned would seem powerful enough for most applications. How loud do you listen; how big is your room, and how far away from the speakers do you sit? You might also consider that a component in the chain ahead of the power amps is oscillating in the high frequencies. What preamp and source are you using?? Perhaps you need to look at those components... I have heard that certain cables can make amps oscillate, as well.

You are listening at to high a volume,I am not knocking your taste in music because i also love that cd,However you may have chosen the wrong speakers they are sensitive to loud rock and that could be your reason for blowing fuses.I have owned maggies for sometime and went throug just what you are going through.Turn down the volume and you will see what i mean.Trust me

I agree with the above comments. If your amp is overdriven into "clipping" the fuse on your 3.6's will blow (and some times your tweeter.) I had to learn the hard way with my 3.5's. These maggies are so clean that there is a tendency to crank up the volume control a bit too much. Happy listening.