Quote Originally Posted by skeptic
I am not celebrating your ignorance, believe me.

How do you think solid state amplifiers keep 70.7 volts DC from getting into loudspeakers and destroying them? How many have you taken apart. How many have you built? How many have you studied. Apparantly none of them. I suggest you stop writing and start reading. Maybe eventually you will learn something. Unless a solid state amplifier has a dc coupled output stage, it needs a large dc blocking capacitor which is invariably a POLARIZED ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR. The sole exceptions that I know of are the early McIntosh units.
You have got to be kidding. Name some brands that use caps on the output. I want to read those high quality brands.

Only lowfi would have 70 volts DC on the output and use caps; like for schools, intercom systems etc. Any halfway good audiophile piece would use complimentary circuitry and DC couple out.

Are you using one of those amps, with the polarized electrolytic caps on the output for your listening??

Lowfi would obviously use caps to save money as sonic quality is not very importance. They certainly wouldn't use OPTs.

Get back to reality, man.