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In Reply to: Does Using Blackgate L-Pairs Negate Bypass Cap? posted by Monolith on October 28, 2003 at 05:33:39:
If you believe the Black Gate technical info, the reverse-parallel combination of two N-types will give you a very low-ESR cap that is almost pure C up to very high frequencies.I'm building a new phono stage with just this combo used for local supply decoupling (2 x 10uF N-types in parallel), so I hope it works!!
I seem to recall Martin Colloms trying some of the BGs and reporting that bypassing was unhelpful. Where did I see that....?
I think it might have been linked from the AudioNote site....
Peter
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Follow Ups
- Supposedly a bypass is not needed..... - Commuteman 22:46:06 10/28/03 (1)
- Let us know how things work out with the NP L pairs (nt) - Monolith 08:45:29 11/04/03 (0)
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