Could someone please advise whether it might be detrimental to sound quality to use a higher than required voltage capacitor in place of a lower voltage one?
I have a nice Philips TDA1541 tube DAC which around the DAC chip has some small 20v 68uF OsCon electrolytic capacitors, and I'm thinking of replacing these with some large 630v 68uF Solen polypropylene types. There is also potential to make this change with caps in the tube output stage.
Someone told me that the Solens could be a backward step due to their large size and high voltage, that there may be issues with lack of saturation or something??
Thanks,
Steve M.
I have a nice Philips TDA1541 tube DAC which around the DAC chip has some small 20v 68uF OsCon electrolytic capacitors, and I'm thinking of replacing these with some large 630v 68uF Solen polypropylene types. There is also potential to make this change with caps in the tube output stage.
Someone told me that the Solens could be a backward step due to their large size and high voltage, that there may be issues with lack of saturation or something??
Thanks,
Steve M.