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Personally I would ditch those fuse holders and upgrade to 8ga wire to each board for both positive and negative combining into an anderson connector, and put the fuse as close to the supply as possible.
I don't have factory fuse holders in any of my TS amps anymore.
I ditched the ones from my 667 25 years ago and my Sweet Sixteen never came with them.
They are just too prone to failure and upgrading the power wire both keeps the power wire cooler and helps the amp do what it's capable of doing. I gained 150 watts on my 667 when I upped the power wire. It's a very worth while upgrade.

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[QUOTE="999, post: 789079, member: 18848"] Personally I would ditch those fuse holders and upgrade to 8ga wire to each board for both positive and negative combining into an anderson connector, and put the fuse as close to the supply as possible. I don't have factory fuse holders in any of my TS amps anymore. I ditched the ones from my 667 25 years ago and my Sweet Sixteen never came with them. They are just too prone to failure and upgrading the power wire both keeps the power wire cooler and helps the amp do what it's capable of doing. I gained 150 watts on my 667 when I upped the power wire. It's a very worth while upgrade. Like this. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1650513607267.png"]58517[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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