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RE: Op-Amp Oscillating

Like I mentioned, typically .01uF ceramics are used. I think I have seen values as high as 0.1uF. It's important to use ceramics, because that type is wide band enough to handle the oscillation frequencies. I think it's not wise to try to cram an audiophile capacitor in there; it won't work as well as a ceramic.

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