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RE: V-Cap OIMP Bypass Capacitor

Posted by Salectric on March 8, 2017 at 04:51:19:
Duster, since you apparently like what the OIMP is contributing to the sound, you should try removing the MKP and running the OIMP alone. A 10uf output cap should be more than enough for even a low 10K load. In my experience, a single high quality coupling cap always sounds better than a mix of different caps especially in terms of coherency.

I have never heard a V-Cap OIMP but I am a big fan of their TFTF and CuTF caps.