Posted by Triode_Kingdom [ 205.238.131.68 ] on May 12, 2005 at 15:29:36:

In Reply to: Dielectric Constant posted by muman on May 08, 2005 at 21:07:04:

I don't think so. Just try to find a forty-year-old air cap that leaks like paper. Air and vacuum exhibit less loss, no hysteresis, no aging, a neutral sonic signature, and best of all, they are adjustable. If you can find suitable values in a reasonable size, go for it!

Replies:

• Re: Universally dissed - muman 17:49:54 05/12/05 (17)
  • Sorry, you're wrong - Triode_Kingdom 13:50:14 05/13/05 (13)
    • Re: Sorry, you're wrong - muman 18:50:51 05/13/05 (12)
      • Re: Sorry, you're wrong, with references - muman 00:31:58 05/14/05 (11)
        • Your references say nothing about air because ... - Triode_Kingdom 00:11:08 05/15/05 (10)
          • Do whatever you want. - muman 01:17:37 05/15/05 (9)
            • Re: Do whatever you want. - manualblock 07:06:32 05/15/05 (8)
              • Re: Do whatever you want. - muman 19:46:52 05/15/05 (7)
                • I always do - Triode_Kingdom 01:20:32 05/16/05 (6)
                  • References - muman 02:19:44 05/16/05 (5)
                    • Re: Reference - "Valve Amplifiers 3" - Damir 06:54:27 05/16/05 (3)
                      • "Electrical breakdown is not always associated with high voltage" - muman 22:12:20 05/16/05 (2)
                        • Air Caps, Right Here, Get 'em While they're Hot!!! - Triode_Kingdom 01:39:44 05/17/05 (1)
                          • Re: Get 'em While they're Hot!!! - muman 23:25:08 05/17/05 (0)
                    • Re: References - manualblock 06:48:17 05/16/05 (0)
  • Here's a thought - Wayne Parham 01:06:46 05/13/05 (2)
    • Re: Here's a thought - manualblock 09:21:28 05/13/05 (1)
      • Re: Here's a thought - Wayne Parham 18:10:36 05/13/05 (0)