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RE: That's crazy nonsense IMHO....

Posted by AbeCollins on January 4, 2017 at 10:00:43:

Putting huge capacitance directly on an opamp -V & +V pins will not damage it but the effectiveness of such a large cap in that location is questionable.

I'm not sure what you mean by "try it on the output of my DAC". If you're talking about the -V & +V pins on the opamp(s) in the output stage of your DAC, that's probably fine..... but not at the audio output jacks of the DAC.

Enjoy!