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In Reply to: Re: Every capacitor has some parasitic inductance. posted by john curl on April 15, 2007 at 16:25:34:
...(and, of course, lots lower than that) when bypassing their 'styrene coupling caps. I recall they love the sound of 0.15µF bypasses on values as small as 1s and as large as 4s.Don't know if they're doing that with/to their Teflon-film caps.
Probably every combination (of brands, types, and values) has a different sound, so what works for A plus B doesn't work as well for X plus Y. Sure am glad I'm no GEA! :-)
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- Very interesting. I wonder why c-j uses bypass-cap values as high as 15%... - jeffreybehr 09:51:14 04/16/07 (0)
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