The Natural Philosopher wrote:

The issue is RF suppression in the original comment about paralleling
capacitors. To preserve a low impedance across a broad range of
frequencies it is usual to have up to three capacitors - a large
electolytic, which is reaosanbly low impedance in the audio and
kilohertz sort of arena then something like a mylar layered capacitor,
which will do well up to a Mhz or tow and then something like a ceramic
disc, which can absorb frequencies in the 10-100MHz range, or higher.

Beyond that you are into black magic...every mm of wire will do SOMETHING.

Apologies.
My mistake. Your explanation above clears up the error of my confusion.
:¬)

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