by "James" <james@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
May 7, 2008 at 10:32 PM
Start with a regular fuse and if it doesn't blow then you are probably
fine.
If it does then try a slo-blow. Slo-blow are usually for equipment that
has
high startup draw like motors. Because it delays you do not want to use
one
unless you need to.
<Chief_Billy@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:fvqno501na7@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I've NEVER had to replace an input AC fuse on a piece of stereo gear,
> but my old Kenwood KA-9X amp blew one the other day. It's a Toyo 6A
> fuse (thats ALL it says on it..both ends: Toyo 6A) , and I suppose a
> 250VAC/6A fuse would work except I can't tell if it was a slo-blow or
> fast blow cause there isn't much left. I'm surmising its a slo-blow,
> but can anyone tell me what type is typically used for the input fuse
> on solid state integrated stereo amps.
