Phonosophie EII 5 x 20 mm Aktivator Feinsicherung

Phonosophie Evolution II 5 x 20 mm Fine-wire fuse with activator technology, Ag version

The new audiophile fine-wire fuse from Phonosophie is called Evolution II. It is the new revised version of the already legendary Phonosophie Aktivator fine-wire fuse.

PHONOSOPHIE always follows the principle that a hi-fi system should receive a lot of current. For this, it needs the best copper - highly conductive silver - and the whole thing preferably with activator technology. This is actually an obvious contradiction when you look at the hair-thin wire in a fuse with its small contact surfaces! PHONOSOPHIE has taken on this situation and examined it in detail. Various test series and diverse comparisons have resulted in this uncompromising product, the PHONOSOPHIE Fine Silver Fuse E II.

Phonosophie's 5x20 mm pure silver fine fuse, treated with activator technology, is probably the most feasible at present in terms of equipment protection and sound improvement for hi-fi components. By replacing the conventional fuse with a Phonosophie activator fine-wire fuse, you minimise sound-damaging electromagnetic potential eddies directly at the current input of the hi-fi component.

By consistently optimising your hi-fi system and its peripherals with Phonosophie Aktivator products (e.g. glass chips, 2D chips, room activator, mains cables, etc.) you will achieve sound improvements that were previously thought impossible. This manifests itself in particular in a significantly better spatial representation with more detail resolution and depth gradation. The sound image detaches itself from your loudspeakers and forms a wide live-like stage for musicians and instruments.

To determine the required fuse value, look on the fine fuse of the unit. For example, if it says T3.15AH250V on the cap, you need a slow-blow (T) 3.15 amp fine-wire fuse. However, if it says F3.15AH250V, you need a fast-acting (F) 3.15 ampere fine-wire fuse. In rare cases, such as Naim components that require a high current for a short time when switched on, you will also find the designation XT, which stands for Extra Slow Reaction Time. This XT fuse blows later than a normal slow (T) or even fast (F) fuse.

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