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I wouldn't follow the advice regarding yanking out ceramic power supply
bypass capacitors and replacing them with polyester. Ceramic capacitors have a low self (series) inductance and are chosen for that purpose. No audio is in series with those bypass caps anyway. This is a good write up on ESR/self inductance and how to measure it. http://www.emcesd.com/tt020100.htm Otherwise, the none of the suggestions on the Kiwa page will do any harm and may do some good. Polystyrene caps are really about as good as it gets, but they are huge. I use them in situations where leakage has to be low. To be honest, the Kiwa article is a bit dated. I'd suggest going for Sanyo oscons on the power supply rails |
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