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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Jax FL
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I would like to update the components on my 35 year old altec a-7 crossovers. My question is this do capacitors and inductors have an in and out lead or can they be installed in any direction , i have the schematic for the crossover and it shows with leads go to the positive and negative componets but are the caps and inductors polarity sensitive themselves
Thanks Ben B
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polairised capacitors will have one lead marked with a "-" sign or even coloured. If you post a pic of the capacitors you have we'd be able to help you better. you can replace polarised capacitors with non-polarised caps of the same value.
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Santa Cruz, California
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Due to the bipolar nature of audio signals, all XO components should be non-polarized (i.e. no electrolytics or tantalums). The + and - symbols are just for the speakers to get them in phase.
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