| porfi4ever |
| Hey guys what do you think about a Mallory capacitor(aluminum Electrolytic caps) for zen v4 power suply. I need some inputs here, and if you have better options where I can get it. |
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| jh6you |
| quote: | Originally posted by porfi4ever
for zen v4 power suply
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I would use any aluminum electrolytic capacitor if it satisfies three conditions:
- required capacitance
- required voltage rating
- required temperature rating
I would get any brand if it reasonably shares the market.
And, I would prefer a brand if it offers longer life time span.
And, I would prefer a brand if it offers cheap price.
And, I would prefer a brand if it offers a sexy color.
JH |
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| MikeW |
| :nod: I am using Mallory 75 v, 25000 uf. computer grade in my Zen. They are a nice blue color and seem to work fine. |
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| Stuart Easson |
Porfi,
If you'd consider paralleling many 'smaller' caps to achieve the total value you need you should check out my post in the trading post, though I think it scrolled off the front page. I have hundreds of 4700uF, 50v, low esr PACCOM electrolytic caps which I am selling for (what I think is) a reasonable price. I am using a total of 32 per channel in my aleph (vk60) amp, and as far as I know there is no single, double or quadruple cap I could buy that would give me the same ripple current and esr values.
Stuart |
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| Nelson Pass |
| I have used Mallory for about 30 years, off and on, and it is a good choice. Any questions about its performance can be addressed with additional (usually film) caps in parallel. |
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| porfi4ever |
| Thanks Mr. Pass and every one for your response. I already ordered some Mallorys for my zen v4. |
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