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  1. 10-20-2009 12:02 PM #1
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    Default Caps for LV circuits

    Well I want to upgrade my signal caps in my CDP. I am looking at 10uf for the output circuit.
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    What's an LV circuit?

    Or or you talking about an L-C filter?
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    Low voltage;)
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    For films, ESA and up Claritycap, Mundorf, Jensen, Hovland, MultiCap, V-Cap, etc... Also check out ELNA film caps, they're very popular in electronics, I've seen them in some $5,000+ pieces of gear. For electrolytics, check out Sanyo Os con and Nichicon FG. Mundorf electrolytics aren't bad either.

    Not a fan of the cheaper Claritycaps, Sonic Caps, or Dayton in circuits. I do like ESA's, MR's, and Duelund in circuits though. :D
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    Donkey smell. Advice well received.
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