Hi all, Just to add some more "spice" to the conversation I wanted to add some additional impressions. I've found a variable which may be useful regarding these caps.
In lower voltage first stage of a few amplifiers I've tried the Odams in, I found them rather extended on both extremes, but somewhat dark in the midband compared to many other caps I've tried. In this scenario the Miflex did the trick and we're very detailed and engaging without any perceived forwardness.
However in a higher voltage stage where the B+ was closer to 400 volts, the Odams really shined! I found them to be more transparent and neutral here without any of the slight thickness or darkness down below. In this case, the Miflex sounded a tad unrefined in the upper midrange and lower treble. I've concluded that the type of circuit and working voltage make a profound difference over what sounds "best".
My thoughts are that, since capacitors have two functions (to block DC and pass AC music signals), these may not be mutually exclusive functions and rather somewhat tied into what we hear.
I've also found this to be true with the Audyn True Copper caps, and I love each of the three, albeit in different situations.
All the best, Aric

