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5th February 2011, 07:56 PM
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No...actually one could argue that a lossy cap is better here as it's series resistance will decrease the ripple current needed from the rectifier. If you want to use a motor run, put it in the C2 position. There it can do the most good, since it is closest to the audio path.
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