Thank you, what did @3eaudio suggest/say about this?Rubycon doesn't make the YXF anymore and they don't specify the ESR in the datasheet.
But the point is, if you advertise A you should sell A not B, we have a word for that kind of practice.
Thank you, what did @3eaudio suggest/say about this?Rubycon doesn't make the YXF anymore and they don't specify the ESR in the datasheet.
But the point is, if you advertise A you should sell A not B, we have a word for that kind of practice.
Thank you, if these caps are for Rail Filtering and for Power On/Pop/Charge & Power Off/Pop/Discharge noise then which is better, @3eaudio can advise. It could suggested that Signal is not directly passing through these Caps, and as such not Decoupleing Caps, but @3eaudio can advise, can't they?I had to check my unit, I have the Rubycon caps too. I know very little about that side of things but I did very much buy into the info listed by them regarding the use of the ELNA Silmic ‘highest grade audio capacitors’. Can anyone enlighten me if these changes are likely to impact the measured performance of this amp?
Rubycon doesn't make the YXF anymore
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these 4 caps improve the stability during power on and off,no impact on audio performance,it will applied on up coming new model also.
These caps are connected to ground and to V+ and V- of the op amp. Their function is to provide a stable, low-impedance power source by filtering noise and supplying transient current demandsthese 4 caps improve the stability during power on and off,no impact on audio performance,it will applied on up coming new model also.
Great. But your current advertising specifically indicates that Elna Silmic II caps are being used "that exhibit superior acoustic characteristics". This needs to be addressed.
You’re not convinced false or misleading advertising matters? InterestingI'm not convinced that it even matters.
You’re not convinced false or misleading advertising matters? Interesting
Yes, or make the marketing more about ongoing pursuit of excellence. 3e changed their op amps from the OPA1656 to OPA1612 on the A7 and A5. Who knows, maybe they measure better?The capacitors used will not affect the sound in any audible way.
But if they make a big deal of using a particular type in their marketing - then that is what they should use. Or take the statements out of the marketing. For their own benefit more than anyone else's. If for no other reason than to avoid damaging conversations like this.
It may not matter to the performance of the product.
The capacitors used will not affect the sound in any audible way.
But if they make a big deal of using a particular type in their marketing - then that is what they should use. Or take the statements out of the marketing. For their own benefit more than anyone else's. If for no other reason than to avoid damaging conversations like this.
It seems to me they are making quite a big deal of it, including how much better the capacitors they are waxing lyrical about will improve the sound. If they are going to make statements like this then they should do as they say they do. Or remvove the statement. Anything else is a bait and switch - regardless of any real audible benefits.It seems the only people making a big deal are those who are nitpicking about the type of capacitors that are used.
You need to include the link to where the statement was made. This image is not referenced. Could be anyone.It seems to me they are making quite a big deal of it, including how much better the capacitors they are waxing lyrical about will improve the sound. If they are going to make statements like this then they should do as they say they do. Or remvove the statement. Anything else is a bait and switch - regardless of any real audible benefits.
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Anything else is a bait and switch
A simple browse of the 3e audio website, and you'd have found it, that's what i did.You need to include the link to where the statement was made. This image is not referenced. Could be anyone.