WA-Quantum
Fuse Chip 10×10 mm
Incl. 21 % TAX € 10.00
This chip can be fixed anywhere on an audio grade fuse. One chip per fuse. All HiFi-Tuning Supreme3 fuses come with this chip on the inside. If found too large, you may cut it as needed. Smaller, round fuses may be taken care of by these chips when you add a piece of heat shrinkable tube, preventing the chip from falling off. After a few days break in time, this results in more fine details, more calmness and an improved dynamic range.
Hard to believe, easy to hear
The German based WA-Quantum is a manufacturer of high technology products. Among their products is a line of bioenergetic ‘chips’, which they programmed to improve the efficiency of current flow and signal transmission in all audio and video devices. Special chips are available for loudspeakers, hifi units, cables, fuses, transformers, batteries, capacitors, resistors, semiconductors, power applications, turntables and even musical instruments (acoustic as well as electrical) and mobile devices. A small number of chips is sufficient to transform your system and bring it to a higher performance level!
In each case the chip is mounted on an adhesive backing which can be attached to the device. The chips are programmed for their specified applications.
- Improves all audio/video components
- Easy to apply, in less than a minute
- Great benefits for a small investment
- Available for 12 dedicated appliances
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Teunis –
Bevalt mij zeer goed. Heb er 3 op mijn hifi tunning zekering geplaast en ook 3 op het 0 staafje. Een groot aanzienelijk verschil!
Wiebe –
These chips, on and in addition to audiophile fuses, absolutely keep their promise. I used them in a Marantz NA8005 media player, Rotel pre- and power ampilifiers and Nakamichi cassette decks. You probably haven’t heard what the good old cassette is capable of yet :). The improvements and the value for money are nothing short of amazing. Sound comes way more loose from the speakers and is more spacious, details are way easier to hear, all sounds more natural and enjoyable. I can confirm Martijn’s findings: you cannot have too many chips.