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In Reply to: Re: ... anybody else want to chime in??? posted by Dave V on December 3, 1999 at 13:26:45:
Well Dave, I'm not sure a film and foil coupling cap working with a DC bias on a very high impedance circuit is quite the same. Film and foil capacitors can have definite advantages when oriented in a way that shields the inner windings, especially with high impedance circuits. Speaker crossovers are not this type of circuit and metallized capacitors do not have near the potential to shield. This is only one possible explanation though. There could also be proximity effects to the chassis, etc.Dave
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