For my crossover, I used a 4,7 µF Audyn Cap Plus in series with my tweeter (ScanSpeak D2905/9500).
In parallel with this capacitor, I used also a 0,01 µF high-end bypass capacitor
But after trial I was told that it would be nice to increase the average value of this series cap up to 5,6 µF.
First possibility : to change the 4,7 µF Audyn Cap Plus for a 5,6 µF (a better one like the Mundorf Supreme but quite expensive).
Alternatively, I would prefer to add a third capacitor in parallel like a ClarityCap Sa or a Mundorf Supreme 0,82 µF (still expensive but half the price of the 5,6 cap). Does that sound a good idee for you : two cap (4,7 and 0,82 µF) in parallel and while both are MKP (same technology) coming from different manufacturer?
Many thanks for your advice
In parallel with this capacitor, I used also a 0,01 µF high-end bypass capacitor
But after trial I was told that it would be nice to increase the average value of this series cap up to 5,6 µF.
First possibility : to change the 4,7 µF Audyn Cap Plus for a 5,6 µF (a better one like the Mundorf Supreme but quite expensive).
Alternatively, I would prefer to add a third capacitor in parallel like a ClarityCap Sa or a Mundorf Supreme 0,82 µF (still expensive but half the price of the 5,6 cap). Does that sound a good idee for you : two cap (4,7 and 0,82 µF) in parallel and while both are MKP (same technology) coming from different manufacturer?
Many thanks for your advice
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