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9th July 2005, 07:19 AM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: the Netherlands
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super e cap
Dear,
In a private pre-amp re-design I'm struggeling with the output cap's. For now I try Blackgate NX HI-Q 47uF/6,3 volt in the ouput. It sounds phenomenal! beter then a 50 volt/ 47uF N series. But what bothering me is that the 6,3 volt is a (to) low value. The DC is already 2 volt. Do you think the 6,3 value is to low? I'm curious about the super E cap config. But the capacitance doubled. So 2x 47uF in super E cap turn out in 94uF right? So is the comparison between a single 47uF and 2x super E cap fair? Tell me if i'm wrong. Kind regards, Bas |
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