Oil Cap 450v 15uf

Description

Mundorf MCap EVO Oil 15uF 450V Premium CapacitorThe Mundorf MCap EVO Oil is a high-end, audiophile-grade polypropylene film capacitor. It utilizes Mundorf’s innovative EVO winding technology, featuring an asymmetrical winding profile that creates a shorter, ultra-low-resistance signal path.After precision winding, the capacitor is housed in a compact, axial-lead casing and vacuum-impregnated with a specially formulated oil. This design eliminates microscopic air pockets, dampens mechanical microphonics (vibrations), and delivers an exceptionally smooth, spacious, and highly detailed sound reproduction.Key SpecificationsCapacitance: $15text{ uF}$ (Microfarads)Voltage Rating: 450V DC / 270V ACDielectric Material: Polypropylene metallized filmImpregnation: Oil-filledLead Type: Axial tinned copper wire leadsOrigin: Made in GermanySupported Machinery & EquipmentUnlike standard industrial motor capacitors, the Mundorf MCap EVO Oil is explicitly engineered for high-fidelity audio applications. It supports and upgrades the following equipment:1. High-End Loudspeaker CrossoversApplication: This is the primary use for a 15uF audiophile capacitor. It is installed in the passive crossover networks of high-fidelity speakers (specifically in the midrange or low-frequency high-pass filtering networks) to refine tone, improve soundstage depth, and separate frequencies flawlessly.2. Tube Amplifiers & PreamplifiersApplication: Used in premium valve/tube audio gear as a coupling or bypass capacitor in the signal path. The 450V DC rating makes it ideal for handling the high voltages found in tube amplifier circuits while keeping the audio signal pristine and coloration-free.3. Audiophile Power Supply FilteringApplication: Can be implemented in the power conditioning and smoothing stages of sensitive audio equipment (like DACs, phono stages, and amplifiers) to lower the noise floor and clean up AC ripple voltage.4. Custom Audio DIY and RepairApplication: Used as a premium upgrade component for restoring or modding vintage audio gear, replacing stock electrolytic or generic film capacitors to breathe new life and clarity into old equipment.