I am building a RC filter, and the capacitor I need I can wire it in two ways.
I can either use 4 polarized caps wired in series and parallel to add up to what I need,
or
I can use a single non-polarized cap.
I know that if I wire up the polar-caps, it won't be quite as high of fidelity, but I am using a 50 year old amp, so I am not terribly concerned with fidelity.
The non-polar-caps are twice as expensive though, so I am not sure which one to go with. How much will I hear the difference if I had used the non-polar vs polar?
I can either use 4 polarized caps wired in series and parallel to add up to what I need,
or
I can use a single non-polarized cap.
I know that if I wire up the polar-caps, it won't be quite as high of fidelity, but I am using a 50 year old amp, so I am not terribly concerned with fidelity.
The non-polar-caps are twice as expensive though, so I am not sure which one to go with. How much will I hear the difference if I had used the non-polar vs polar?