Jupiter Copper Foil, Paper & Wax Cap Versus Jensen Cap 0.10uF 630Vdc Copper Foil Ceramic

I have used all 3 Vcap s ,as well as Jupiter Copper foil , and the $$ OverpricedDuelund . BTW since the Jupiter was reviewed in 2014 it has been improved upon . I have over 20 years and 1,000s of actual testing and listening hours and comparing after a minimum  3-400 hours and a 12 specific recordings that test the full spectrum of music .
the vh copper Teflon has the most absolute resolution ,But at the cost
of some naturalness depth and tonal balance. If I have a warmer tube amp then the vh audio maybe the ticket for balance. Caps like Mundorf too much plastic takes away from naturalness, I do like their supreme silver oil. The supreme gold silver oil too tipped up which is abit unnatural.
for Loudspeakers  and preamp coupling caps without reservation 
the Jupiter Copper foil is my favorite of any capacitor especially in Loudspeakers 
yes even vs Duelund and by far the Best Buy vs  Duelund ,or VH  per$$ dollar spent . Every one has their opinion , these new caps are good to over 160 degrees , they Have not used beeswax for a several years now .

Excellent thread. Thanks to all.

just a quick add. if you prefer the extra sizzle/resolution the jupiter foil is the way to go. however, the jupiter HT is a little faster and more musical in the coupling cap position than its brethren. and it's way cheaper. it's my fave!

Agree with Above! Also, I have found Vcap Odams superior to my long time favorite Jupiter Copper foil in both crossovers and electronics. 
Much better bass, dynamics and openness.  Odams are also a tad smoother and more neutral in the upper mids and highs.  Jupiter’s are a tad better at inner detail and a little more lively.