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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Curitiba
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This K42-11 is really a paper in oil capacitor ?
Work fine in audio coupling or the K40Y-9 is best ? Any experience ? Thanks, Aldovan |
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K42-11 is metallized paper capacitor
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: London,UK
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K42Y-2 are metallized paper in oil but K40Y-9 are metal foil,paper in oil. Both are excellent(if you like PIO;not everyone does)and beautifully constructed, although,in theory, the K40Y-9(much bigger) should be better.
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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The different suffix,11, may mean it is a variant for special purpose,for instance,high frequency use. I am sure some member of the forum will know this.
Actually, I have just looked at the ones you mean(which I have not tried) and they seem to be large value lower voltage without the usual glass sealed steel case. I did not see post number 2- yes,probably no oil! Last edited by piano3; 26th October 2010 at 09:20 PM. |
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K40 are better for amps with no feedback around caps applied. With feedback I sense no difference.
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Some time ago I got a lot of K42Y-2 tubes in ebay. I make a comparation with a old ( 60´s) brazilian made PIO capacitor( the brand make this oil capacitor until today here) and the brazilian sound best...this K42Y-2 is really PIO or for the russians sellers PIO is Plastic In Oil ? In ebay have a confusion and few information about the material used in this russian capacitors... Aldovan |
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Here is some info from Russian book:
Low voltage, low frequency caps: Paper: КБГ (КБГ-И, КБГ-МН, КБГ-МП), ОКБГ (ОКБГ-И, ОКБГ-МН, ОКБГ-МП. ОКБГ-М), БГТ, К40П-2, К40У-5, К40У-9, К40-11, БМ-2, БМТ-2That's all I can find |
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I'm actually surprised at how well google translate worked on this page - it's completely readable..
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Google translate gets better and better, thanks to many contributors. I myself contribute almost every time I see incorrect translation. I wish my English would improve so fast.
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