RE: It does have a bypass cap on it

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In Reply to: It does have a bypass cap on it posted by airtime on August 17, 2015 at 10:04:40:

The bypass is 100nf not pf. That's 0.1ufd, plenty big enough. A better quality cap would do here. Poly film like a Wima or Epcos MKP would work.
If you can get it to fit you could replace the 10ufd with a film cap, but I doubt it will help much. This amp has so much in the signal path, one little capacitor is not going to make a huge difference.
Dan Santoni

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Topic - How can I tell if it is safe to replace a electrolytic cap with a film cap in the signal path - airtime 06:03:30 08/17/15 (5)

try a different 'lytic - madisonears 09:49:18 08/17/15 (4)

It does have a bypass cap on it - airtime 10:04:40 08/17/15 (3)

RE: It does have a bypass cap on it - Blackdog 16:30:19 08/17/15 (1)

I think I actually see a feedback loop on a feedback loop! - airtime 05:55:25 08/18/15 (0)

too small? - madisonears 11:21:38 08/17/15 (0)

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RE: It does have a bypass cap on it - Blackdog 16:30:19 08/17/15 (1)

I think I actually see a feedback loop on a feedback loop! - airtime 05:55:25 08/18/15 (0)

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