04-04-2020, 12:59 PM
Cela donne envie...Dans tous les cas, je suis plus motivé que jamais pour changer les condos de sortie. En faisant des recherches sur les V-Cap OIMP, je suis tombé sur un test de nos Mit Multicap PPMFX. Ce que j'ai pris pour des merveilles, ce sont révélés pas plus brillants que les SCR comme le présageait Lamouette.
"The multiple-bypass cap in a single package was a novel idea in the 1980s, but the MultiCaps smeared the image and completely obscured detail. They were hard and glary, to boot, though the PPMF-2, two-layer version, was marginally better than the original 10-layer design." Cf. http://www.laventure.net/tourist/caps.htm
Dans cette même page, l'auteur écrit que les V-cap OIMP sont plus performants quand ils sont utilisés dans les filtres de haut-parleurs que dans les électroniques:
"These were initially placed in Tier C under electronics, which they really weren't designed for. I'm including the original remarks, as they were tested, but advise that you use them as the manufacturer recommends in his comments, which follow..."
Un autre test intéressant dans la page suivante:
http://www.humblehomemadehifi.com/Cap.html
Les Mundorfs Evo SGO sont bien notés mais je crois que je serais plus attiré par les Evo Oil. A 50 euros les 4, je tenterai bien de les faire rentrer en les orientant longitudinalement.
"The compactly built Mundorf MCap EVO Oil is a big step up from the basic MCap EVO Aluminium and actually it is my personal favourite of the three EVO type's although it's more expensive brother, the EVO Silver Gold Oil, does still excel in fine, airy top-end detail. I found the MCap Evo Oil to do especially well on vocals, male and female voices come out well rendered and relatively natural sounding with a certain richness. Wind instruments (brass or wood) also sound convincing with the EVO Oil, they seem to have a natural edge to them. Image depth is another strong feature of the EVO Oil although not up to the high level of Mundorf's Supreme range. All in all the MCap EVO Oil seems to be the best overall performer of the EVO range unless you are into piano music - then the MCap EVO Silver Gold Oil scores lots of points for top-register clarity."
Pour le moment le trio de tête:
1. les favoris de Francis: https://www.hificollective.co.uk/content...capacitors
2. https://www.hificollective.co.uk/catalog...-9167.html
3. https://www.hificollective.co.uk/catalog...10091.html
"The multiple-bypass cap in a single package was a novel idea in the 1980s, but the MultiCaps smeared the image and completely obscured detail. They were hard and glary, to boot, though the PPMF-2, two-layer version, was marginally better than the original 10-layer design." Cf. http://www.laventure.net/tourist/caps.htm
Dans cette même page, l'auteur écrit que les V-cap OIMP sont plus performants quand ils sont utilisés dans les filtres de haut-parleurs que dans les électroniques:
"These were initially placed in Tier C under electronics, which they really weren't designed for. I'm including the original remarks, as they were tested, but advise that you use them as the manufacturer recommends in his comments, which follow..."
Un autre test intéressant dans la page suivante:
http://www.humblehomemadehifi.com/Cap.html
Les Mundorfs Evo SGO sont bien notés mais je crois que je serais plus attiré par les Evo Oil. A 50 euros les 4, je tenterai bien de les faire rentrer en les orientant longitudinalement.
"The compactly built Mundorf MCap EVO Oil is a big step up from the basic MCap EVO Aluminium and actually it is my personal favourite of the three EVO type's although it's more expensive brother, the EVO Silver Gold Oil, does still excel in fine, airy top-end detail. I found the MCap Evo Oil to do especially well on vocals, male and female voices come out well rendered and relatively natural sounding with a certain richness. Wind instruments (brass or wood) also sound convincing with the EVO Oil, they seem to have a natural edge to them. Image depth is another strong feature of the EVO Oil although not up to the high level of Mundorf's Supreme range. All in all the MCap EVO Oil seems to be the best overall performer of the EVO range unless you are into piano music - then the MCap EVO Silver Gold Oil scores lots of points for top-register clarity."
Pour le moment le trio de tête:
1. les favoris de Francis: https://www.hificollective.co.uk/content...capacitors
2. https://www.hificollective.co.uk/catalog...-9167.html
3. https://www.hificollective.co.uk/catalog...10091.html
Système audio 1: Alim shanti, USBridge sous Volumio, interface Matrix Spdif2, cable AES "lamouette", dac SFD 2.2, préampli CJ PV-14L et ampli CJ LP70S, JMR Abscisse
Système audio 2: USBridge, AudioGd R2R2, préampli ARC SP16L, Pieraudio MS 680, Inselklang
Système audio 2: USBridge, AudioGd R2R2, préampli ARC SP16L, Pieraudio MS 680, Inselklang