Sluggo - For Use with SDFB

I received a generous offer from mark which included extra graphene sluggos, what a great human , I’ve had them in for almost two weeks now , thin sounding, but spacious and full of clarity, not edgy sounding but lacking body, but, there was an underlying bass line that needed further investigation, as I said after the 2 week period, these things filled out and is now producing glorious sound, hype is one thing, but experience is another and boy do these things deliver, it enhances the sound to a degree that no fuse could, in conjunction with the Swiss digital fuse box , the sound is expansive , expressive with clarity, power , prat and a solid bass I didn’t know my amplifier could produce, I knew it was there , but it was only hinted at , yes they do work, my system sounds effortless and at high volume, it just continues to soar , no drawbacks, unless your speakers can’t take it . I am truly amazed by the sdfb it does what it says on the tin , I have 2 and a third on the way, outstanding product, I recommend it without hesitation. Long live Vera-fi !

I believe that it is the best accessory available to get the maximum performance from the SDFB.

Rafael (Barcelona)

Really liking the Graphene Sluggos and the improved imaging and sound stage they present in my system.

Having had very positive results with the Swiss Digital Fuse Box in combination with the standard copper Sluggo I had to hear what all the fuss was about with the Graphene version. It only took a few seconds after swapping the Sluggos to discover why users of the graphene version were so enthusiastic about it. If I had to explain its effect then I would say every piece of music sounds more like a performance. Music is just that bit more believable. My theory is that the noise floor is lowered considerably which allows me to hear so much more of the musical performance. The graphene sluggo is not just a big step up from the copper one, it’s made a huge improvement to my music system. With the 30 day return option it is a complete no brainer if you want to try the SDFB for yourself. Did I mention “hi-fi bargain” ?!

Replced Rhodium Sluggo, which did not "play nicely" with the addition of recent purchase of Mainstream( was fine with SnubWay). Way too sterile.
The Graphine Sluggo returns the warmth back to my system and provides additional depth and width of soundstage with more realism.
Might want to include a note to handle with gloves or plastic tweezers.
I used my Zircon encrusted tweezers

Music grabs and holds the listener's attention much more aggressively. It's unmistakably more lively, energetic, and exciting with a deeper soundstage and a better focused image. Dynamic peaks are more crisp and punchier. Bass has a more visceral kick. Percussion is more explosive. Upgrading the copper Sluggo to graphene extends these qualities further - especially in the high frequencies.

Surprisingly, old jazz recordings from the 1930's and 1940's sound like they were recorded more recently with more modern equipment.

Absolutely stunning in my system! All frequencies have been enhanced! The harmonics are amazing. CD's sound much more life-like! It is well worth the price! And unlike a regular fuse it won't wear out!

Vera-Fi was outstanding to work with, and I have 2 SDFB replacing the fuses in my Decware amps. I'm extremely happy with the Super Sluggos and the improvements in the add'l clarity & punch I heard in bass and better articulation the mids & highs. I'll be back!