[Wayne1]

The Cryo treated, silver plated ceramic fuses for the EE DAC are temporarily out of stock. There is a small production run of them waiting to be cryo-treated in Oregon. It may take 2-3 weeks for an opening in the cryo tank runs for them to get treated.

I have removed the fuses from my website until I get them back in stock.

[grodri02]

Does this mean Im not going to get mine?

[Wayne1]

You got the last one. 

[grodri02]

Hehe...awesome!

[grodri02]

Will this work for the DAC+ too?

[Wayne1]

Check with Bill.

With Alex and Bill's current attitude towards mods, I would be careful about changing anything other than the tube. Putting a different fuse in may void your warranty.

[grodri02]

What is rating on this fuse?

[Freo-1]

Check with Bill.

With Alex and Bill's current attitude towards mods, I would be careful about changing anything other than the tube. Putting a different fuse in may void your warranty.

I'm confused.  First, why would not any fuse with the same rating be acceptable? 

Second, struggling with how a fuse would improve sound.  Granted, I've restored old tube amps that needed to have the fuses replaced, as they started acting as resistors vice fuses 

[Bill O'Connell]

The fuse the DAC uses is 800ma (small size) slow blow in the DAC PLUS. Funny, I just ordered the new Supreme 99%silver,1% gold HI-Fi tuning fuses to check out. It should be here on Thursday.From my google search it is directional so the arrow goes towards the innards of the DAC from what I can tell, I'll try it both ways.

[Bill O'Connell]

Oops, sorry, I didn't realize this was in the Bolder forum.  Sorry Wayne, please delete .