Capacitor

There are a bunch of very good caps ,I have over 20 years between electronics ,and Loudspeakers , I have  Vh Odams in a dac. And in a speaker ,very good capacitors . Millflex copper paper poly oil caps very respectable .
but, I find Jupiter copper foil caps outstanding in image depth tone and Bass not perfect but very good on top , the best bypass capacitors higher then 100 volts 
Are without question the VH audio CU -Copper Teflon caps which are VH Audio best capacitors .I mixed roughly 2+% ,to the Jupiter
copper foil coupling caps in the preamplifier ,A great combination now it is open airy and have excellent precision as well as very natural musicality .
personally I like better then  any capacitor out there including Duelund .
everyone has a opinion but unless you have tried this combination ,you are missing a special combination.

I’ve committed to ODAMs so Jupiters are not in my future, but @jasbirnandra may be interested as he said he is going Jupiter.

I’m now pondering sizing the bypass. I see suggestions of 0.01uF and also 1% to 2%, which would be 0.033uF to 0.068uF.

I’m a "go big or go home" person, so I’m considering trying a single pair of 0.068uFs. If the sound gets a little zippy, I’ll leave the 2nd pair of ODAMs un-bypassed.

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here its specs in page 6:

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In the past I owned items coming from this manufacturer and I will buy again.


Have fun and be truly happy.


R.


@audioman58  I had for 3-4 months a Coda amplifier and are really good, unfortunatelly a manufacturer with low profile but very good one.

Technical Specifications Inputs Type Electronically balanced (pin 2 hot) Impedance 20 kΩ Maximum input level +22 dBu Outputs Type Electronically balanced (pin 2 hot) Minimum load impedance 600 Ω Source impedance <60 Ω Maximum output level +22 dBu into >2 kΩ Performance Frequency response ±0.5 dBu 20 Hz - 20 kHz relative to signal at 1 kHz EQ out ±0.5 dBu EQ in (flat) ±0.5 dBu Distortion (THD+N) < 0.003% @ 1 kHz +4 dBu Dynamic range >114 dB (20 Hz - 20 kHz unweighted, ±12 dB range) Overload indicator +20 dBu Gain control -∞ to +6 dBu Equalisation 30 Bands Centrefrequencies To BS EN ISO 266:1997 25 Hz-20 kHz, 1/3 octave tolerance ±5% Maximum boost/cut ±12 dB, ±6 dB High pass filter slope 12 dB/octave Low pass filter slope 12 dB/octave Notch filterattenuation >17 dB Notch filter response Q=32 Terminations Audio 3-pin XLR and 6-pin Phoenix-style Power 3-pin IEC Power Requirements Voltage 100 to 240 VAC, 50 to 60 Hz Consumption <60 W Dimensions Width 483 mm (19.0") Depth 228 mm (9.0") Height 133 mm (5.2") Weight Net 5.8 kg (12.8 lbs) Options Input and output balancing transforme.