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In Reply to: Caps with "Vloss" such as paper dielectric = "generally euphonic" ? posted by freddyi on April 29, 2017 at 17:23:58:
oil filled caps paper or plastic seem to soften sharp leading edge transients of the signal then they blossom. The oil provides damping and makes them sound more composed some might say warmer sounding. Some non oil filled plastic caps can sound very sterile and sharp.
moray james
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- RE: Caps with "Vloss" such as paper dielectric = "generally euphonic" ? - moray james 07:42:07 04/30/17 (7)
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