Jupiter Vitamin-Q Silver foil Series
Paper in Vitamin-Q oil capacitors



Sonic Bliss.

Silver Foil and Vitamin-Q are beautifully matched with added dynamics and balance that accompany a surreal quality. Jupiter Silver Foil in Vitamin-Q is the antidote for Audio-Nervosa.

Silver foil recreates a great sense of space, recording height, width and depth are very much more apparent with a great sense of ease to the powerful flow. Weight and dynamics express effortlessly as musical air fills the room like no other capacitor. They are the lushest of all paper-in-oil capacitors, with a velvety midrange and creamy liquidity that is addictive

Vitamin-Qs portray less dramatic transients sounding, with a slightly softer top and bottom end than the Comet Type.












Jupiter Vitamin-Q silver foil (600V),
with 5N pure silver leads
Value

 
Stock

Dimensions (D x L)

Price ex.VAT

Price incl .VAT

0,01uF  
9.7 mm x 21 mm
72.68
87.95
0,1uF  
17 mm x 30 mm
207.00
250.50
0,22uF  
17 mm x 37 mm
367.08
444.20
0,33uF  
19 mm x 54 mm
483.00
584.45
0,47uF  
19 mm x 54 mm
689.08
833.80







Jupiter Paper in Vitamin-Q oil.

These capacitors utilize the same polymerized impregnation fluid developed by Sprague in the 1940s. Hermetically Sealed and processed under a deep vacuum for several days. Hermetic sealing keeps oil from leaking out and provides protection from ingress of moisture to ensure long life. Glass to metal end seals are soldered into tin-plated brass tubes to form leak-tight joints. Jupiter Silver Foil Vitamin-Q capacitors are built to Mil-Spec standards yet developed and refined for the ultimate audio experience.

Made in the USA of materials from USA and Germany


Specifications:

Dielectric Type
Paper in Vitamin-Q oil
Electrode/Plate Metal Pure Silver Foil
Axial Leads 5N Silver wire
Working Voltages 600V
Tolerance +/- 10%
Operating Temperature 85°C


Application Notes:

For best results keep capacitors as cool as possible, use common sense. Do not place next to or touching hot resistors or under-chassis signal tubes that get hot etc. This is good practice to follow with any capacitors, especially paper capacitors. Generally for every 10 degree C increase, component life is diminished by half.