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In Reply to: Also small caps first? posted by WilHenry on March 4, 2009 at 13:57:53:
Neither the wire gauge nor the order of cap placement may make any audible difference, but it is just good practice to keep the lead wires short and use the smallest practical gauge, and to put the smallest cap closest to the connection. Mechanical damping is also important, especially with a high-permeability material such as TI Shield.
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Follow Ups
- Good practice. - Al Sekela 11:36:17 03/05/09 (5)
- Higher Quality Caps tried? - WilHenry 12:44:16 03/05/09 (4)
- Silver Mica are about as good as it gets - badman 15:28:32 03/05/09 (3)
- Depends on the size and application (imo) - Slider 08:12:00 03/06/09 (1)
- Agree. - Al Sekela 15:56:02 03/06/09 (0)
- RE: Silver Mica are about as good as it gets - WilHenry 15:41:16 03/05/09 (0)
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