RE: 4.7uF?

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In Reply to: RE: 4.7uF? posted by Duomike on June 13, 2007 at 02:31:21:

The reason that it uses a 4.7uF is because IIRC, the amplifier has a 10K ohm input impedance. A 0.47 would put the corner frequency within the audible band.

If this is a through-hole device and is simply in series with the input, you can locate them between the input jack and the board, and just jumper on the board.

-Paul

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Topic - need coupling caps recommendation - Duomike 21:00:22 06/04/07 (6)

4.7uF? - Quiet Earth 23:02:04 06/12/07 (2)

RE: 4.7uF? - Duomike 02:31:21 06/13/07 (1)

RE: 4.7uF? - PaulHilgeman 21:57:05 06/13/07 (0)

RE: need coupling caps recommendation - audioeyedoc 14:37:49 06/06/07 (0)

RE: need coupling caps recommendation - Ron Oehlert 11:30:32 06/05/07 (1)

RE: need coupling caps recommendation - Duomike 21:54:11 06/05/07 (0)

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RE: 4.7uF? - PaulHilgeman 21:57:05 06/13/07 (0)

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