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18th November 2008, 05:35 PM
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Istanbul
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denon pma495--r mod
hi..i want to modify my denon pma 495-r amp..i opened it and had a look at it..there is 8200uf power supply capacitors 4amps bridge diode..and there are a pair of 1uf elna tonerex capacitors ( i think they are input caps) and 47uf 50volts elna tonerex capacitors(i think they are feedback caps)
is the sound going to be better if i replace them with nippon chemicon 16volts 100uf bipolar caps and maybe replace mkp for input caps..i want to short circuit the input cap but i am not sure.. what do you prefer? is it worth to modify this amp? thanks 
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