[Danny Richie]

Any way you want to measure them they outperform any other cap (This was as per the manufacturer).

I have personally auditioned many caps and have yet to hear one that outperforms the new Sonicap Platinum.

These are a unique Teflon composite design that puts them above all others in all sonic aspects, to my ears.

I am excited about these caps and I am excited to now have these in stock and available.

All are rated at 800VDC.

Best of all they are not overpriced. For a cap of this type, they are very reasonably priced.

Sizes and prices are as follows:

.01uF - $16.40 each
.022uF - $17.20 each
.033uF - $18.00 each
.047uF - $18.40 each
.1uF - $19.20 each
.22uF - $28.20 each
.33uF - $31.80 each
.47uF - $44.00 each
1.0uF - $76.40 each

Not stocked but also available are 2.0uF, 3.0uF and 4.0uF.

[guest1632]

Any way you want to measure them they outperform any other cap.

I have personally auditioned many caps and have yet to hear one that outperforms the new Sonicap Platinum.

These are a unique Teflon composite design that puts them above all others in all sonic aspects, to my ears.

I am excited about these caps and I am excited to now have these in stock and available.

All are rated at 800VDC.

Best of all they are not overpriced. For a cap of this type, they are very reasonably priced.

Sizes  ...

[Danny Richie]

Hi Danny, Have you tried these new V caps, that Chris makes? If so, what were your impressions? Ray -

I know two that have, including one member here on AC and I have heard their impressions, but I have not tried them myself, so just to stay on top of things I ordered a sample V-cap today.

[jeffreybehr]

I wonder why so many manufacturers of audio-quality capacitors are skipping the highly-common-value-in-the-E6-series '15', as in 0.15uF and 1.5uF.  The former is quite common in vacuumtubed poweramps, and not having a 0.15 forces us to use a 0.22 (or combine a 0.1 and a 0.047 for even-more money!), thereby altering the frequency poles the designer chose.

Any reason, Danny?

BTW, your prices are quite low for teflon-film caps and not so much more than those for, eg, TRT DynamiCaps.

(For those of you not familiar with 'E6', 'E12', etc., it's an industry-standard method of getting from 1n to 10n in 6 or 12 (or 24, etc.) steps.  The E6 values are 1, 1.5, 2.2, 3.3, 4.7, and 6.8.  The 12-series adds 1.2, 1.8, 2.6, 3.8, 5.6, and 8.3.)

[Danny Richie]

Any reason, Danny?

I don't pick the values the manufacturer makes. I just sell them. But I do know that if you have a need for these values they will be glad to make them for you. Quantities needed for custom values to be made are smaller than you think.

BTW, your prices are quite low for teflon-film caps and not so much more than those for, eg, TRT DynamiCaps.

Yea, I don't think the manufacturer is trying to recoup all his development cost in the first run of caps. Prices are based on cost to produce and not a how much can I get for these mentality. If I felt like they were over priced then I wouldn't sell them.