fifty cent fuse, nine dollar shipping.Parts Express has gazillions of the fuses you are looking for.
I'd build a nicer one.If it's a powered sub, just hope it doesn't burn your house down. Fire protection is the primary reason for the existence of fuses.
Hey, I bought it at a garage sale.Just hope your insurance adjustor doesn't find out about the foil wrapped fuse.
My challenge was that it is a glass tube, but very small. Nothing like it at the auto parts store. And, frankly, they all seemed to be 12 volt. go figure.Fry's Electronics maybe? Yes, and Autoparts stores are about the only local place anymore, but they usually only have the typical values. Maybe the ocassional ACE or TrueValue. Larger cities still must have electronics stores. We have one but they don't do a very good job carrying the stuff you think they would to be different than the other places.
I finally broke down and purchased one of those boxes of various sizes from PE when I was ordering something else not too long ago.
I had never been in a Menards before last month when I was in Galesburg for a family funeral.......a really cool store.Menards also has a pretty good selection. At least here in FD.
Parts Express has gazillions of the fuses you are looking for.
fifty cent fuse, nine dollar shipping.
My subwoofer blew a fuse when the speaker blew. It is one of those glass tube types, but very small. First place I tried was the auto parts store. Complete waste of time. Lowe's was no good either. I finally just wrapped the old fuse in aluminum foil...
If the new speaker blows, oh well...
I just found them. Thanks! I need to yank that fuse out, unpeal the aluminum foil and get the numbers and measurements. Glad I found this thread.DigiKey.
No minimum quantity and they will ship by USPS. So, it would be only $3 for the $0.50 fuse.
As well, they will ship free if you send them a check or money order.