Fuses are directional in the sense that one direction will be referred over the other sound quality wise all things being equal. This is true even for fuses in AC circuits. So, given that fuses are directional down that imply that all wire is directional? All wire, including power cords (AC circuit), speaker cables, interconnects, transformer wire, all internal wiring in speakers, electronics wiring, capacitors, house wiring. Now, I'm not referring to the directionality imposed by shielding which can often be attached to one end of the cable only, but to any wire, even unshielded wire. While wire directionality has been known in some circles for ages, Audioquest swears by directionality, Goertz and others also, it apparently has caught on to the extent I would have thought.
Geoff Kait
Machina Dynamica
Fuses are directional in the sense that one direction will be referred over the other sound quality wise all things being equal. This is true even for fuses in AC circuits. So, given that fuses are directional down that imply that all wire is directional? All wire, including power cords (AC circuit), speaker cables, interconnects, transformer wire, all internal wiring in speakers, electronics wiring, capacitors, house wiring. Now, I'm not referring to the directionality imposed by shielding which can often be attached to one end of the cable only, but to any wire, even unshielded wire. While wire directionality has been known in some circles for ages, Audioquest swears by directionality, Goertz and others also, it apparently has caught on to the extent I would have thought.
Geoff Kait
Machina Dynamica