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In Reply to: Going the wrong way aren't you? posted by Uncle Mike on November 29, 2014 at 05:47:44:
The extreme in the direction you mentioned would be no extra capacitor at all. Just the parallel capacitance of the power cord remains.A company called AudioPrism makes parallel filters. Its more expensive parallel filter (
ACFX) has larger case than its less expensive parallel filter (Quietline).So I guess the more expensive filter has more capacitors inside, i.e. larger parallel capacitance value.
Of course, large capacitors are slow and thus need "small" bypass capacitors.
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