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11th March 2008, 12:03 PM
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Tolerance shouldn't be an issue unless you are using it to define an exact frequency . As input coupling cap it should be fine.
All makes of X2's do not sound the same ! Do some comparative listening tests. If you don't , they will still be OK !
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X2 MKP mains cap for signal coupling
