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Hi, Robert,
Welcome to the forum!!!
If you are using non-polarized capacitors (metal film, ceramic, etc), then there is no polarity on the cap.
If you are using electrolytic caps, the negative side should face the lowest voltage, as you have surmised.
Sorry there is some discrepancy in our docs.
I am not familiar with the DIP settings. If you want, please post your question here.
-d2
Thanks so very much for your response.
I seem to be confusing myself about these things. Based on the polarity/capacitor symbol etched into the board, the positive side should face the XLR/TRS input connector. Since a line level audio voltage enters this jack and would be at a higher potential than the input to the bipolar op amp, then the schematic would be right. I'm still not 100% clear on this, but this is what I get from your response and what board etchings indicate.
Another question would be about the need to remove the 0 ohm resistors if I were to install the optional coupling caps. Am I right that they would need to be removed, otherwise wouldn't the signal just take the path of least resistance (grin) through that resistor rather than through the capacitor?
Again, thank you.
Robert