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These are some BIG caps Friday, October 2, 2009
Jason from DFW
My tweeters are actively crossed over, but I still needed a capacitor in series below the active xover frequency just for safety (if there is ever a turn on/off pop or other noise, I don't want a blown tweeter).
These caps work perfectly and didn't degrade the sound at all, but holy cow batman...they are the size of the tweeters themselves!
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Experience with Product
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Technical Knowledge
Amateur
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4.5
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5
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5
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Smooth Saturday, March 29, 2008
Frank G. Geisler from Louisville, Ky.
The difference is staggering. You wont believe it till you try it yourself. Finalize you X-over with the cheap stuff then get these to replace your finale design values. Your project will be so much more impressive.
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Experience with Product
I own it
Technical Knowledge
Amateur
| Value |
5
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5
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| Features |
5
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5 |
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Makes a difference Thursday, January 24, 2008
Wickedwolf from Wisconsin
I had thought for the longest time that a capacitor was a capacitor and the differences that (audiophiles) hear was imagined, but its not. I havent tried the real high end caps yet but there is quite an audible difference from an electrolytic capacitor and these.
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Experience with Product
I own it
Technical Knowledge
Professional
| Value |
5
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| Performance |
5
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| Features |
5
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5 |
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