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In Reply to: RE: Paralleling K40Y-9 capacitors posted by Triode_Kingdom on April 10, 2017 at 19:11:20
TK not a technical question but a subjectional question
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Yes, I understand it's a subjective question. Like I said, there's no downside to this from any perspective - it will work and sound fine.
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Paralleled pairs of 0.47 μF. K40s will be fine. "Smearing" may be an issue, when a big cap. is bypassed by a smaller part and the dielectrics are different.
Guess why I advocate bypassing large valued metalized polypropylene signal caps. with 10% 716P series "orange drops". ;> )
Eli D.
There is no negative "subjectional" impact from this that I have ever heard.
However, if you are looking for negative opinions I am sure there are many who will play with claims of "parallel ghosting" causing "smearing" and such.
I have recently tried different types of small bypass caps in my speaker crossovers, and they do sound different. But paralleling K40Y-9s is what I frequently do, as I have a load of 470nF.
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