What type of capacitor gives the best sound?

[duck_arse]

you are just looking to start an argument over the benefits of crunchy over smooth

[Jdansti]

 

That would be an even better reason for someone to do a demo.

[stallik]

(Caveats: (1) you must sit on the device containing the capacitors)

This is plain silly! how on earth would you operate the footswitch? but then again, a video of the attempt would amuse...

[alparent]

And that is how the peanut butter flavored Capacitor suppository was invented.
You stick it in and it changes the tone of your voice. The bigger the cap, the higher the tone 
Used alot by spys like 007.

Sorry no video.

[Jdansti]

 ...and probably explains how the Bee Gees were able to sing so high.

[puretube]

For those who are really picky...
And for those who rather stay away...


[EDIT:] removed above links on popular (?) demand... (see reply#66)

those who are really picky: "google" yourself through the "waybackmachine"
to what a certain "W. Jung" thought was neccessary to write back in 1980
about a.o. audio-considerations concerning capacitors...

and those who rather stay away from capacitors
stay away from "puretube" - posts/threads
in the "Members Only" - section of this forum
...or ignore the latter warning!

[rousejeremy]

Seriously, why do you keep posting links that link to links that you previously posted that link to other links you posted? You're not helping anyone.

[puretube]

Seriously, why do you keep posting links that link to links that you previously posted that link to other links you posted? You're not helping anyone.

FYI...

what`s
all
this
"Sound"
of
capacitors
anyhow?

Just
read
what
you
hear...

or
don`t...


p.s.: re-link freom reply #65...

[pappasmurfsharem]

Seriously, why do you keep posting links that link to links that you previously posted that link to other links you posted? You're not helping anyone.

FYI...

what`s
all
this
"Sound"
of
capacitors
anyhow?

Just
read
what
you
hear...

or
don`t...


p.s.: re-link freom reply #65...

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