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RE: Russian capacitor list

Posted by VlaUga on April 23, 2008 at 14:31:36:
For your regret, Soviet and Russian radio components is not a very good sound quality.

If, of course, keep in mind the highest level of sound.

For PP amplifiers, they may come. But I personally interesting only the highest level of sound. I, russian man, therefore do not apply Soviet, and the more any Russian components.

For example, all mica capacitors require a large operating voltage (for polarization). A "top" mica capacitors SGG, possess nonlinear impedance at high frequencies. On the other capacitors, I better not tell you. )

The Soviet capacitors made for war, basically. Sound has other requirements. More for home appliances - these very poor quality. Modern Russian capacitors generally super very poor quality ... even not for war ... China better.