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Hi,
My first experience with mods on my first poppulse (t77) was very good. I would try again with this t150 mk2: - Replacing coupling caps with mkp - Repacing Pot for SMT resistor step attenuator But I don't know where are coupling caps on this new t150... There are 3 caps near the audio output. 2 Elna cerafine 47uf between relay and coil, and 1 more (100uf) on the left side of the ta2022. I think this 2 red caps 47uf are the coupling caps. If someone can help me... Can I replace these 47uf with 3,3uf mkp? I don't know the input resistance and I don't want to cut my bass... What do you think about SMT pot? Actually the pot is ALPS blue one (2x 10kohm). Is it really better to replace this with a SMT attenuator 20kohm? http://img717.imageshack.us/img717/5753/p1000072o.jpg Many thanks...
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