Marshall fuse type

I think he is asking if they should be slow blow or fast. I'm pretty sure they are almost always slow fuses right? In an amp I mean? To accommodate for voltage spikes when powering up for example. I can't see anything from way up here. I guess I'm getting older or the zoom feature is not working but it should also be printed on the circuit board. Or may I should say.
 
That's crazy that they have all those fuses inside. Fuses should be user accessible but thats just my opinion.

Old Marshalls had an AC fuse (aka Mains) and a DC fuse (aka HT which means High Tension). Old Fenders only had the mains fuse. Yep. ONE fuse. That seems like a lot of unnecessary fuses in that pic.

If it specifies a fuse type then use that. If it does not say Slo Blo then you shouldn't need it.
 
SpiderWars said:
That's crazy that they have all those fuses inside. Fuses should be user accessible but thats just my opinion.

Old Marshalls had an AC fuse (aka Mains) and a DC fuse (aka HT which means High Tension). Old Fenders only had the mains fuse. Yep. ONE fuse. That seems like a lot of unnecessary fuses in that pic.

If it specifies a fuse type then use that. If it does not say Slo Blo then you shouldn't need it.
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