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In Reply to: DC blocking cap on output of dac ?? posted by Tweaker456 on April 12, 2016 at 11:44:19:
I use two 100uF 25v Silmic II cap, back to back in serie -++- to simulate a bipolar cap, as the output cap of my Revox CD player.
It might be just placebo effect, who knows, but to my ears it sounds better, more open and less distorted, than a single polar 100uF Silmic II I had previously tried. I'm using stand offs made of a slice of power cord isolation gain as a support trough wich the two negative leads go to the PCB. The positive leads are soldered togetehr in the air. Looks ugly but sounds good.
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- RE: DC blocking cap on output of dac ?? - KanedaK 03:05:22 04/27/16 (1)
- RE: DC blocking cap on output of dac ?? - Tweaker456 15:44:30 04/27/16 (0)
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