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I have only used Paper in Oil or the Orange Drop type...
Its a tough subject to approach since we all have different taste. But to my ears I find that Orange Drop types can be a bit hard sounding but Paper in Oil ones give you a more soft/warmer sound...
Never tried Mallory.
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I usually default to orange drop because they’re inexpensive and look cool. I’ve used paper in oil a few times purely for the mojo.
Oh and bumble bees are just a fancy casing round a regular cap so don’t waste your money unless you really want it to look authentic and don’t care about the cost.
I’ve always been interested to know whether any of the people who bought the repro Bumblebees and claimed they could hear an improvement (usually along the lines of ‘night and day’ or ‘really opened the tone up’) then noticed the guitar suddenly sounding worse again when they were later revealed to be modern polypropylene caps in Bumblebee casings...
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IMHO get quality components that are not too expensive.