It was much easier back in the day when caps were chosen for value, polarity and physical size... There were four 1uF tants on the input (and feedback?) to the IC's in the IC150. Canging to Panasonic types did make a change and I've now fitted some Nichicon FG's instead, which seem "beefier" possibly. Spurred by this, I've ordered some 33uF Nichicon BP output coupling caps in the hope that 33 is better than 22 when the originals are 25uF - there's a 560 ohm resistor in series to output socket too (output impedance is 600 ohms and it was designed to produce 5V into a 600 load)....
Nowt to do with Beresford DAC's, but still a way of fine tuning a product once "renowned" for sounding like fingers down a blackboard (It doesn't, but systems designed around an old ARC or Conrad-Johnson slush-box may give that impression )
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