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    hi all,
    i love claritycap sound, so i have for my crossover claritycap MR.
    how i'm very instrested to the new line CMR that seems to be better than MR.
    do you tried this new claritycap CMR ?

    thank in advance

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    Nope! No idea.
    However I once fitted Clarity Caps to crossovers. Honestly I found Zero audible differences over the Film 'n Foils they replaced.
    Took 'em out a year or so later. Again with no audible losses.

    IMO Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.. always.
    If it pleases you .. Enjoy.

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    i'm sorry but i found very big audible differences when changed from basic mkp to claritycap mr: another world

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    Quote Originally Posted by TAS View Post
    i'm sorry but i found very big audible differences when changed from basic mkp to claritycap mr: another world
    I recently did a bit of listening tests with many Capacitors. I included the ESA version from Clarity caps and they were amazingly clear and precise. They were my favorite at the time. Each capacitor i tested had different qualities which really surprised me.

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    thank you for your reply.
    i agree with you: the calritycap esa are the best p/q cap i know.
    could i ask you what did you compare them to?
    do you have experience only with ESA or also with other caps brands like mundorf ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TAS View Post
    thank you for your reply.
    i agree with you: the calritycap esa are the best p/q cap i know.
    could i ask you what did you compare them to?
    do you have experience only with ESA or also with other caps brands like mundorf ?
    I also tried :

    Mundorf ZN
    Mundorf Evo
    Clarity Caps ESA
    Signal Path Caps
    Random Polypropylene caps

    My favourites were the Clarity Caps, Mundorf evos and the Signal Path caps. All were very good.

    Sent from my EVA-L09 using Tapatalk

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigman80 View Post
    I also tried :

    Mundorf ZN
    Mundorf Evo
    Clarity Caps ESA
    Signal Path Caps
    Random Polypropylene caps

    My favourites were the Clarity Caps, Mundorf evos and the Signal Path caps. All were very good.

    Sent from my EVA-L09 using Tapatalk
    could you explain the differences between Mundorf evo (alluminium oil ?) vs Claritycap ESA ?
    thank you
    Last edited by TAS; 29-05-2017 at 09:03.

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    My crossovers use a mixture of Claritycap ESA and Mundorf Supreme.
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    Quote Originally Posted by YNWaN View Post
    My crossovers use a mixture of Claritycap ESA and Mundorf Supreme.
    well!
    what type of supreme ?
    please speak to me about the comparison Claritycap esa vs supreme
    thank you

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    Just standard MCap Supreme. I'm not convinced oil dielectric caps are long term stable.



    The tweeter is fed via a single MCap Supreme. I can't really comment much on comparative sound of caps as I haven't done much in the way of assessment - the whole does sound good though .
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