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    #21
    Re: Audio capactors, what are they? Whats about their esr?

    Measuring burn-in is not done by way of a 'sound component'.
    It's 'measurable' by way of an elecron microscope or an optical comparator.

    That said:
    Audiophools don't even agree on what good sound -is-,,,,
    .. so how can they possibly agree on what parts are best to achieve -it-?

    Money pit like a boat... Yes...

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      #22
      Re: Audio capactors, what are they? Whats about their esr?

      I've got the coveted "golden ears"...... Blow a dog whistle in my presence and be amazed!

      Even with unusually able ears I cannot hear the difference in electrolytics in an amp unless the component is badly out of spec.

      I also cannot hear any difference in interconnect once you progress beyond plain RG59 cable.... not can I hear the difference between my type SJOOW power cable and $2/foot stuff in regards to speaker wire.

      We were using crazy transparent speakers....a wonderful if not hideously impractical design a friend and I cooked up when we were still called teenagers LOL. Almost a meter tall... a half meter wide and 1/4 meter deep approximately. Drivers are a Dayton Series II 12" woofer, a Dayton RS-150 6" midrange and a Morel MDT-20 1 1/8" tweeter. Sealed mid/tweeter box, dual ported woofer box...all done on a computer with Win ISD.

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        #23
        Re: Audio capactors, what are they? Whats about their esr?

        Crazy transparent speakers designed by WinISD? You may as well have used pre made crossovers.

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