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In Reply to: Re: HOLCO VS. RODERSTEIN RESISTORS posted by Dan W on April 11, 2000 at 18:43:29:
I used Riken Ohms and tantalums. The Rikens I got from THlAudio in
Taiwan. I replaced some grainy sounding metal oxides with them and found them smooth and detailed. The 1% tolerance is unheard of in Carbon resistors too. The tantalums I used in the power supply of my amp and as a shunt resistor for a volume control. Again, nice smooth sound with lots of detail. Expensive but recommended.
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