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RE: Tube coupling caps reduced from 2.7uF to 1.5uF

What is the value of the grid resistors that the caps feed into?

For fun let's just say they are 100k.
2.7uf into 100k makes a high pass filter with a -3db point of .59 Hz
1.5uf into 100k makes a high pass filter with a -3db point of 1 Hz

In this example there would be no audible difference caused by the capacitance value change.

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