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In Reply to: Capacitor ground switch works great posted by DAK on August 24, 2016 at 03:18:56:

whether the switched capacitance has a negative effect on sound quality? You are using the same PS for two very different amplifiers that probably sound at least a little different inherently. Or have you used the PS both ways to power only one of your two audio circuits? Even in that case, the voltage difference (340 vs 440) would in itself affect sonics. Anyway, sounds like a good solution to your problem.

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Topic - Capacitor ground switch works great - DAK 03:18:56 08/24/16 (6)

It would be hard to tell, wouldn't it,... - Lew 13:17:51 08/26/16 (0)

RE: Capacitor ground switch works great - deathtube 667 18:36:50 08/24/16 (4)

RE: regulating G2 sounds interesting - DAK 23:41:42 08/27/16 (2)

RE: regulating G2 sounds interesting - deathtube 667 06:08:47 08/28/16 (1)

RE: regulating G2 sounds interesting - DAK 10:16:02 08/28/16 (0)

RE: Capacitor ground switch works great - DAK 20:30:43 08/24/16 (0)

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It would be hard to tell, wouldn't it,... - Lew 13:17:51 08/26/16 (0)

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