Clarity Cap CMR Impressions

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@audioman58
mundorf silver oil are not paper in oil but pp in oil.
mundorf silver oil are very unnatural sound and resolution including soundstage.
mundorf silver oil has a strange body that’s flown midbass
all mundorf caps compared to claritycap have a strenge little compression that seems give you more spacial reproduction.
all my impressions are in comparing mundorf silver oil to claritycap ESA
I suggest to be careful with the shiny sounds and with special effects.
IMHO

There are several factors, the bigger the UF- and higher voltage take longer 
In truth the 250v  is pretty big for the vast majority of Loudspeakers 
The CMR- caps are s naturally bigger cap then the Csa- caps 300hours + for the 
Cmr- caps, 200 hours for the 250v Csa- caps, the 400v st least another 50.

Referring yo the Mundorf Silver oil the are a paper coated with oil and the silver 
Particles impregnated on it ,not a paper in oil like Jensen.
It is a great cap for the tweeter as well as mids.  Your drivers will dictate 
Which have better characteristics .  Mundorf Supreme as good maybe a bit more 
Depth then the Clarity CSA. That being said I took  a .22uf Mundorf Silver oil for bypass caps
And I though it was more s bit open the the Cmr on top, s bit more air around instruments  A great combo.22 I like better then .1 ,these are big caps for a bypass caps though .I bought a bunch at  dealers cost and making use of them.

This is why I only use Mundorf Silver oil as s bypass cap the slight silver and smoothness adds to open the top a bit as well as of image depth.
In my experiences over the many years .

I’m sorry to tell you but you use mundorf capacitors and do not know how they are done.
they are polypropylene silver in oil: If you do not believe me ask someone else, or better directily to mundorf.

if you like mundorf sound you will continue to use them to have special effects to sound, but they are not natural.