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RE: question for Michael Samra

Posted by Michael Samra on March 14, 2017 at 10:55:29:
The K42s are smaller and they have higher voltages as well.The original Radionic caps in the Scotts are also a film and foil and they are an excellent sounding cap when they work. You also want to use a K40y or an FT-2 in the integrated amps going from driver to output tubes.I also like to use a paper in oil from the phase splitter to the driver.