I'm building a guitar amp for a jazz player and thought it would be cool to use teflon coupling caps. I have four and used 2 .018µF in the preamp section, and 2 .033µF after the cathodyne phase inverter. I also used one .022µF paper-in-oil cap before the phase inverter.
The circuit is: gain - volume - gain - tone/master - gain - PI - output tubes
I'm wondering if the PIO cap will limit all the cool tone from the teflon caps, or if this is a non-issue.
Thanks!!
The circuit is: gain - volume - gain - tone/master - gain - PI - output tubes
I'm wondering if the PIO cap will limit all the cool tone from the teflon caps, or if this is a non-issue.
Thanks!!