So changing the LPF frequency will not affect the sound in any way?Yes possible but it will not make much difference in sonic, would take little longer to discharge.
Understood, thank you!Most modern opamps has excellent PSRR, so factory values are good enough.
Don't get confused by me calling it a low pass filter, it is, but just for the supply voltage, it's not in the signal path. Its only effect is to filter supply ripple and I agree with NanoFarad, I'm sure the engineers who designed the circuit already chose the component values the circuit requires considering the incoming ripple and the high PSRR of the opamps. I mean, if I was recapping the thing and happened to have a bunch of 100u caps in stock (which usually I do) but no 47u's, I'd use them, no harm in that, but I wouldn't expect that to make any audible difference at all.
Don't get confused by me calling it a low pass filter, it is, but just for the supply voltage, it's not in the signal path. Its only effect is to filter supply ripple and I agree with NanoFarad, I'm sure the engineers who designed the circuit already chose the component values the circuit requires considering the incoming ripple and the high PSRR of the opamps. I mean, if I was recapping the thing and happened to have a bunch of 100u caps in stock (which usually I do) but no 47u's, I'd use them, no harm in that, but I wouldn't expect that to make any audible difference at all.
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To be honest, I didn't understand anything.Then you'll find the NS codes explained in this attached document.
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