Clarity Cap CMR Impressions

Thanks to you both!
Appreciate the insight - and, I am thinking I’ll give the CMR a spin.

Happy Holidays.

Took advantage of PCX sale and grabbed the CMR.
Will be posting impressions in time.

Hi Dave,
Can I ask - is there a resource available online for non-engineer types like myself to help illustrate what happens to a cap over time as a signal is run through it? I'm interested in what happens, and how that relates to audio quality.

Thanks again,
Darren

Ok, wow. 
Startling dynamics. Tone, texture and nuance are all enhanced - more real -  acoustic instruments sound more like they should. Micro-dynamics are better translated, even at low volumes.Well worth the investment, in my humble system.

Details here:
http://thenewold.co/clarity-cap-and-the-tekton-lore-first-35-hours/

Happy Holidays!
Darren

@erik_squires 
Heh, yes it would...but not knowing - it won't keep me from enjoying the music ;)

@dgarretson 
Hi Dave, thanks again. This was my first crossover upgrade, and I'm very happy with the result. I went from stock - which were Dayton caps - and, the improvement is significant. 

Following up...must be getting close to 100 hours on these caps. Listening to Nolatets record, Dogs, and everything is more natural sounding. Closer to being in the room - it's a live recording - and, the mids are more open and even on a track where things get frenzied with piano, vibes, drums and upright bass all going at it there's great separation (in width and depth) stability and tone. Attack of the mallets on the vibes sounds right. Great record, if you like improvised music, btw.

Look forward to hearing your impressions. Thanks!