Sure with 10-15 small Silmic sound will be more dynamic than with 1-2 big ones, but no warranty that you can escape of using bypass polypropylene cap. Since special polypropylenes for audio are very expensive and do not have big values, you might want to test 30uF polypropylene starting cap. After burning in period this can be very satisfactory.
The artifacts of capacitors could be understood that they cause some small parasitic voltage, but almost no current, i.e. can not provide wattage. This makes more safe using them at an output than at input. But for listenable effects even tiny artifacts may play a role, something similar to effects of cables.
Not really happening in a current source setup.
I'm thinking about capacitors again today...
For this amp (F2), the input cap is still important, right? But not the output as much, as it's current that matters at that point.
And so if the output cap doesn't matter much, why is the bypass needed at all? Because it matters a little, even though not as much as it would in a standard voltage amp?
thanks again.
For this amp (F2), the input cap is still important, right? But not the output as much, as it's current that matters at that point.
And so if the output cap doesn't matter much, why is the bypass needed at all? Because it matters a little, even though not as much as it would in a standard voltage amp?
thanks again.
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