What dip in low end DB will I get if I use a pair of 2.0uF output caps

[Cleet Torres]

What dip in low end DB will I get if I use a pair of 2.0uF output caps in my Smash? I was rummaging through my parts bin and came across a pair of brand new 2.0uF Dynamicaps that I bought and had forgotten about.   

I have a pair of 0.22 TFTF V-Caps (found at the same time, also long forgotten) which I can bypass them, but would rather hold onto them for something else.

Thanks
cleet.

[Grainger49]

Changing the final cap will either give you a few low bass notes or not.  The roll off is 3dB per octave.  And octave is 8 notes.  Changing this cap will change the frequency where the roll of begins.

Before deciding I will give you Paul Joppa's advice.  Try both and see if you notice a bass roll off. 

I tried a hand full of caps and cap combinations on my Eros.  I ended up, first, with a single 0.22uF were the design was 0.47uF (it comes with a 1.0uF as an upgrade.  I could hear no loss of bass from the stock 1.0uF.  I preferred the sound of these well broken in KK Teflon 0.22uF to any of the alternatives.  Some of those I tried were as large as 3.0uF and it made no difference in the bass of my system.  It is time for you to give yourself a smorgasbord of cap flavors.

[Paul Birkeland]

Going from 2.2uF to 2uF will be inaudible to all except maybe whales. (Especially if you're using our amps)

[Grainger49]

And to add, there will be no dip in bass, just a gentle roll off.

[Cleet Torres]

Going from 2.2uF to 2uF will be inaudible to all except maybe whales. (Especially if you're using our amps)

Oh dear, so my wife is going to be complaining then? 

[Cleet Torres]

Changing the final cap will either give you a few low bass notes or not.  The roll off is 3dB per octave.  And octave is 8 notes.  Changing this cap will change the frequency where the roll of begins.

Before deciding I will give you Paul Joppa's advice.  Try both and see if you notice a bass roll off. 

Yeah, let me try. It's not like it's going to cause smoke and flames and unless I try I'll never know how they sound.

Regards
Cleet