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RE: "that tiny filament inside a fuse"!! ...

Not having removed the fuses, I'd have to be a complete idiot to say one way or the other, that the sound is altered. (Additionally it has been reported here that the fuses haven't protected the speakers, which is a different issue.) So, AFAIAC the jury is out.

Perhaps, to be taken into account it seems that Magnepan's $29K baby is fused in the conventional fashion. Considering the accolades the speaker has received from both the hi-end press and 'laymen' alike, the fuses don't drastically alter their sound. If the noise over fuses comes from individuals such as those who need hi-end fuses and are also concerned about their orientation (which end is up/down), plus those who worry about the composition of speakers' jumpers, it can be disregarded.

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