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RE: Polarity Of Mundorf Supreme Silver In Oil Caps

Posted by rosendds@frontiernet.net (A) on March 16, 2014 at 04:43:32

In Reply to: RE: Polarity Of Mundorf Supreme Silver In Oil Caps posted by Michael Samra on March 15, 2014 at 15:58:50:

Mike,

I am using 1uf's in a Hagerman Clarinet linestage.I have not noticed a harshness,but that may be because I have them bypassed with Russian .1uf Teflons.One is in series with the cathode and the output of 12au7,and the other is between B+ and ground on the plate of 12au7 for each channel.I have noticed one channel louder and richer sounding than the other and noticed that I put the bypassed Mundorfs in different polarity on rt channel vs left channel.I think that I will change the polarity of the weaker channel to the way the stronger channel is set up to see if it helps.
Dave

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