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In Reply to: Is there a sonic benefit in bypassing electrolytics in power supply? posted by Eric U. on July 13, 1999 at 18:52:07:
If your talking about bypassing them by taking them out of the circuit, expect horrible sonics. If your talking about "bypassing" by placing smaller caps in parralel, you can expect sonic benefits. This can help some amps by cleaning up sibilance, hard / hashy highs and treble smear.The smaller caps can discharge faster than the larger caps can and would respond to short term transients much better. This is an old trick and very worthwhile if your amp seems to suffer from the aforementioned problems. Sean
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- Bypassing or "parraleling" ? - Sean 21:12:17 07/13/99 (6)
- Re: Bypassing or "parraleling" ? - Glen 16:17:47 07/14/99 (2)
- How does it know? - AWP 15:26:35 07/15/99 (1)
- Re: How does it know? - Jon Risch 21:48:40 07/18/99 (0)
- Re: Bypassing or "parraleling" ? - Steve Mahnken 13:01:24 07/14/99 (2)
- Re: Bypassing or "parraleling" ? - Jon Risch 21:49:22 07/18/99 (0)
- Calling John and Jon................ (NT) - Sean 20:47:26 07/14/99 (0)
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