Wasn't gonna post this...

[Clifford.T Ward]

If there is a scientific effect I'd be interested to see what members thought it might be

for example

better electrical conductivity

some phenominia conected with the transmission of frequency

an indirect effect on other components?

[Gazjam]

If there is a scientific effect I'd be interested to see what members thought it might be

for example

better electrical conductivity
some phenomena connected with the transmission of frequency
an indirect effect on other components?

Know that the fuse element is made from graphene, which has different electrical conductivity than normal metal in fuses?
Could that make a difference?

As always with me, its down to what I hear and this was a significant jump. more than any cable change as I said.
Just putting it out there, works for me.

[bumpy]

If there is a scientific effect I'd be interested to see what members thought it might be

for example

better electrical conductivity

some phenominia conected with the transmission of frequency

an indirect effect on other components?

I think you just need to picture the wire in a normal fuse - often thinner than a human hair. In any other situation such as water flowing in a pipe, light down a tunnel, people rushing through a narrow doorway, etc that would be bad.