Paper in Oil vs Orangedrop tonecapacitors on a vintage Fender Precision bass

Comparison of a Russian made K40Y-9 Paper in oil (PIO) vs an orange drop polypropylene 0.1 uF (100 nF) tone capacitor in a P-bass.

0:00 intro
2:58 Polypropylene tone open
3:23 Polypropylene tone half closed
3:45 Polypropylene tone closed

4:14 PIO tone open
4:40 PIO tone half closed
5:04 PIO tone closed

5:25 Conclusion

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What you hear is pretty much a 50/50 blend of the DI of an Ampeg PF500 and my cabinet (with an Eminence Legend B810 speaker) miked with an Electrovoice RE20

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