Dear @erik_squires : "" They make everything sound the same .""
well if everything means same electronic designs then agree with you.
Wima makes the true job/task inherent to a capacitor and will shows you the real quality performance level of your electronic/speaker designs, that’s why is a standard in the world industry: milatry, aero space, automotive, medical instruments, etc, etc. not only Wima is considered an engeneering standard by the industry but Epcos or Kemet or Vishay too.
I know for sure, because I have first hand experiences, that your statement is untrue and false.
I own or owned Levinson, Classé, borrowed Krell and all use Wima caps and no one sounds the same. I owned too tubes electronics.
Do you think that the next electronics sounds the same? certainly not and are electronics at the very top audio price range and use Wima:
https://dartzeel.com/en/nhb-108-model-two/
http://www.theaudiobeat.com/visits/ch_precision_upgrade_addition.htm
here you can see why Wima is a true industry standard and not because I said it but because those caps have to meets Standards fixed by industry or engineering world associations as IEC:
https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/440/e_WIMA_FKP_1-1139839.pdf
Vishay is the same:
https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/427/mkp385e-1761997.pdf
Now, please post the facts/tests that can attest that the audio signal need wax/oil/paper in the caps or at least measurements of Duelund/Jupiter, Vcaps and the like that proves it.
NO, that audiophile sentence : " I like it " is not not a test but not a fact and has not validity.
You are a gentleman that I think know in deep all my post meaning and knowing that I can’t understand why posted that kind of statement other than laughgin of me. I really don't care if you are making a joke of me, can't disturb me in anyway.
I used teflon Cu V-caps in my input amp and when I tested Wima there believe it or not outperformed the very expensive V-cap teflon Cu.
Same experiences as in my speaker crossovers where I used Duelund, Mundorf, Jantzen Alumen, V-caps, Sonicraft, etc and Wima/Epcos and the like outperformed all those heavy colored and distortion generators name it " boutique caps ": all of them ! ! !
Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,
R.
well if everything means same electronic designs then agree with you.
Wima makes the true job/task inherent to a capacitor and will shows you the real quality performance level of your electronic/speaker designs, that’s why is a standard in the world industry: milatry, aero space, automotive, medical instruments, etc, etc. not only Wima is considered an engeneering standard by the industry but Epcos or Kemet or Vishay too.
I know for sure, because I have first hand experiences, that your statement is untrue and false.
I own or owned Levinson, Classé, borrowed Krell and all use Wima caps and no one sounds the same. I owned too tubes electronics.
Do you think that the next electronics sounds the same? certainly not and are electronics at the very top audio price range and use Wima:
https://dartzeel.com/en/nhb-108-model-two/
http://www.theaudiobeat.com/visits/ch_precision_upgrade_addition.htm
here you can see why Wima is a true industry standard and not because I said it but because those caps have to meets Standards fixed by industry or engineering world associations as IEC:
https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/440/e_WIMA_FKP_1-1139839.pdf
Vishay is the same:
https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/2/427/mkp385e-1761997.pdf
Now, please post the facts/tests that can attest that the audio signal need wax/oil/paper in the caps or at least measurements of Duelund/Jupiter, Vcaps and the like that proves it.
NO, that audiophile sentence : " I like it " is not not a test but not a fact and has not validity.
You are a gentleman that I think know in deep all my post meaning and knowing that I can’t understand why posted that kind of statement other than laughgin of me. I really don't care if you are making a joke of me, can't disturb me in anyway.
I used teflon Cu V-caps in my input amp and when I tested Wima there believe it or not outperformed the very expensive V-cap teflon Cu.
Same experiences as in my speaker crossovers where I used Duelund, Mundorf, Jantzen Alumen, V-caps, Sonicraft, etc and Wima/Epcos and the like outperformed all those heavy colored and distortion generators name it " boutique caps ": all of them ! ! !
Regards and enjoy the MUSIC NOT DISTORTIONS,
R.