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Posted by Slider on November 13, 2007 at 14:38:49:
Also depends on what you are after, specs or sound quality. Small, tightly wound film caps sound better than bigger ones. Caps with more massive electrodes sound better, ie film and foil. I personally prefer the sound of epoxy impregnated paper caps like the WIMA MP3-X2, but there are many other designer types that sound great. Experiment. But the size and type you ultimately need for your circuit depends on its requirements, as far as stability and other source impedance issues.