Fuses

Yuviarora, found you over here on this thread.  I am in the planning stage of a crossover upgrade (sorry to be off-topic from fuses; mine are all Synergistic Orange).  My largest cap is 220 uF and next largest is 13 uF.  You sound very pleased with a .01 uF value bypassing a 115.8 uF cap, correct?  You mentioned having initially tried them in the wrong position, which I didn’t follow.  When you tried a higher value bypass cap, was it in the ideal position?  As I understand it, a good value bypass cap for a 115.8 uF cap is in the 1% range or 1 uF.  I have several .01 uF Duelund silver foil caps, but hesitate to try them with much larger value caps until hearing the experience you described.

Yuviarora, thanks for your reply.  If I understand the drawing correctly, my positive comes in from the amp, goes through an inductor, then heads toward the drivers. On its way to the drivers, there is a junction where a wire goes from the positive to the negative.  On its way to the negative, there is a resistor and then a capacitor and then the negative wire.  In that instance, what is closest and furthest from the signal output?  (Sorry for my layman’s description)

Thanks!  Yes, it is currently a single capacitor but I may end up using multiple caps to get to 220 uF (like you did to get to 115.8 uF).