RE: Why don't you use all silver caps , even in the electrolytic positions ?? - GTCharlie - ANK AudioKits Forum

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RE: Why don't you use all silver caps , even in the electrolytic positions ??

In Reply to: RE: Why don't you use all silver caps , even in the electrolytic positions ?? posted by jj2468 on April 4, 2008 at 12:51:21:

If you use film cap in the voltage rail (am assuming, as you wrote "lytic position") you'd probably get huge improvement. First, look for film caps in the 1uF/600v value. Measure the size ... and check how you can fit maybe 200 pieces of those underneath the amp (or even anywhere nearby. Hehehe) Cheap tweak : just parallel a small value cap, maybe a polypropelene, to the capacitors in the B+ rail. The better to filter out high freq noise

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Why don't you use all silver caps , even in the electrolytic positions ?? - limono 18:38:07 04/03/08 (3)

RE: Why don't you use all silver caps , even in the electrolytic positions ?? - jj2468 09:32:32 04/04/08 (2)

RE: Why don't you use all silver caps , even in the electrolytic positions ?? - jj2468 12:51:21 04/04/08 (1)

RE: Why don't you use all silver caps , even in the electrolytic positions ?? - GTCharlie 18:38:32 04/04/08 (0)

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