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Re: Capacitor internal resistance - bypass [message #37552 is a reply to message #37548]

Mon, 29 July 2002 03:38

Garland
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Registered: May 2009

Grand Master

You're right that there is not much difference. The only noticeable effects I've heard in this experiment were a smoothing of the high freq when the tweeter's caps were bypassed and a seemingly large difference with the cap in parallel with the 20uF- less bass boom and seemingly more high end extension. I hope that maybe someone else will try this and report back. I am going to try a smaller cap (.02uF) tonight as the .15uF seemed to tame the warmth a bit too much. I quess this seems odd but I swear there is a difference.

Thanks for your input!

Garland

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		Re: Capacitor internal resistance - bypass By: Garland on Mon, 29 July 2002 03:38
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