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16th July 2006, 07:33 PM
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advantage to wiring 2 or more capacitors parallel in a simple first order crossover?
is there any advantage to wiring 2 or more capacitors parallel in a simple first order crossover?
For example, My xover calls for a 12uf paper in oil cap.. i could buy 1 12uf cap, or 2 6ufs or 3 ufs... is there any advantage sonically from running the in parrallel vs as one biggie? thanks |
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