Hi,
I noticed that the leads on a Black Gate N-series bi-polar cap have different length.
Is there any special reason for this? (Like marking which lead to connect to the ground side, etc.)
I know these caps work both ways, but is there a preferred orientation in a circuit?
Peter
I noticed that the leads on a Black Gate N-series bi-polar cap have different length.
Is there any special reason for this? (Like marking which lead to connect to the ground side, etc.)
I know these caps work both ways, but is there a preferred orientation in a circuit?
Peter
Here how a typical BG cap looks inside.
It seems like the leads are not always connected the way they are described, and I had a report that a short lead was connected to the end of the foil
However, I always connect short lead to the plus (or higher potential) or facing the input, as it sounds better this way: much more focus and clarity.
It seems like the leads are not always connected the way they are described, and I had a report that a short lead was connected to the end of the foil
However, I always connect short lead to the plus (or higher potential) or facing the input, as it sounds better this way: much more focus and clarity.
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Uhhhh.
these things are built errr.. inconsistently visibly so as in your attached photo illustration.., at least in respect to where the leads finally attach ( seemingly as how the strips get cut as they come down the asslemby line) AND you find the Sound better in yer Fave orientation.
Mebe you might consider leaving the Basement a bit more
these things are built errr.. inconsistently visibly so as in your attached photo illustration.., at least in respect to where the leads finally attach ( seemingly as how the strips get cut as they come down the asslemby line) AND you find the Sound better in yer Fave orientation.
Mebe you might consider leaving the Basement a bit more
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