My question may be based on a misunderstanding of basic electricity so please correct me if I have the fundamentals wrong.

My understanding is that watts is a measurement of electrical power, the actual work that can be performed. We can obtain more electrical power by increasing either the current or the voltage.

Fuses are rated in amps. Most fuses for household items are 250V. We are told that we can use 250V fuses of the same amperage rating for our nominal 120V circuits.

Thus, if I need a 5 amp fuse for an amplifier I get a 250V 5 amp fuse.

Does anyone know when this will be available?

Thanks.

Hi guys

I'd be really interested to see the journeys you guys have taken

From the beginning starter system you bought --- and how you got here to present day. I bet there are some wonderful combinations out there.

Bob Reina reviewed the Studio L880 very favorably at $1400/pr last September, and they're also listed in the most recent Recommended Components:

http://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/906jbl/index.html

I just saw that Buy.com is selling the same speakers (black finish) for $630/pr. Shipping is $100/pr, but that's still only $730/pr shipped:

I've noticed a certain amount of pitch instability on my
Rega P1 which I've also read about in some reviews. Just wondering if anyone knows of any way to help with this. Maybe a different cartridge? Any input or thoughts on the matter would be appreciated. Thanks.

As you guys know from the previous discussions, I am beginning to look for speakers for my home. One of the contenders are the Avantgarde Duo's (I haven't heard the Unos). I have a question for those who have heard both: