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In Reply to: Re: Audiophile cap ESR ratings? posted by pkell44 on June 24, 2005 at 19:22:00:
"We all know, or should, that ALL commercial equipment is engineered and built to a price point. Also, most 'engineers' don't bellieve that premium parts contribute anything to a unit's"
This may be true most of the time. But how do you then explain the cost no object amps out there that dont use bypass caps?? I think it has more to do with them not making a significant differance than the fact that it will cost $5 or $10 to a $10k amp. I think if the power supply is well designed and uses high quality parts to begin with, bypasses will not do much. But on less expensive components I guess they can be used as a sort of bandaid on lower quality lytics. But you have nothing to lose buy trying so by all means give it a shot!
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Follow Ups
- Re: Audiophile cap ESR ratings? - Frank25 10:22:41 06/26/05 (3)
- True that..and a question. - Response34 19:57:35 06/28/05 (0)
- Different manufacturers have differing view on this. For instance... - jeffreybehr 14:24:25 06/26/05 (0)
- Re: Audiophile bypass application - Dave Garretson 11:59:28 06/26/05 (0)
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