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In Reply to: Replacing electrolytics by Black gates in signal. Non polarized or polarized caps ? posted by legarem on October 13, 2005 at 05:21:46:
The BG non-polarised caps are great sounding. As I understand it, the "goodness of sound" goes:
N --> NP --> NX (although possibly NP = NX?).A further trick - particularly for coupling caps - is to use 2 'N's (of half the required value) in what BG call a "Super E" configuration. Here, the long lead of one cap is paired with the short lead of the other (even though they're non-polarised, they still have a long lead and a short lead!).
Regards,
Andy
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