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4/24/2006 11:52 PM
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4/25/2006 12:33 AM
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4/25/2006 2:48 AM
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4/25/2006 2:57 PM

Thanks folks!

Thanks a lot for leading this n00b aright!

I have a bunch of surplus E-lytics that I purchased on the cheap (Electric Goldmine), and I figured if I needed to 'improve' them I could try it by this method.

Honestly, I haven't developed good enough ears to hear an appreciable difference between enough stuff to even be concerned, but I figured someone else may be interested in this topic as well. I seem to recall someone on this board asking why on earth is there was a plastic/ceramic cap in parallel with an E-lytic (filter?) cap on some old amp, and the response brought about this thread's topic.

4/27/2006 4:05 AM
jelle	Hi guys, I was wondering: what happens when the caps are totempoled with resistors across them. The ESR rises, right? I hear a better bass response from stages that are filtered this way. What are your experiences? Jelle

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