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In Reply to: replacing power supply capacitors posted by xavier on May 3, 2000 at 13:34:56:
Wouldnt replacing a 22000uf power supply cap with a 10000uf, be a step
down. Yes the Cerafines are better caps, but at a lower value they wont filter the rectified AC as well, resulting in a greater ripple in the supposed DC sent to the tubes/SS. I assume thats what these caps are doing?Also, if the Power Supply should be spitting out relatively clean DC, can a capacitor really be more musical in this instance. DC isnt very musical. The only way I could see a power supply filter cap being more musical was if it was providing noisey DC with a greater ripple, which in this case it wouldnt be doing its job, not well any way.
Just my opinion, some one set me straight if Ive really over looked something.
Dave
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- Dirty DC - Dave 08:04:07 05/04/00 (2)
- Its all about impedance........ - BrianG 18:49:39 05/04/00 (0)
- Re: Dirty DC - xavier 10:41:26 05/04/00 (0)
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