Are they bi-polar caps?
Perry can you confirm if these would be a sutable replacement
Dayton Audio capacitors from parts express
Perry can you confirm if these would be a sutable replacement
Dayton Audio capacitors from parts express
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They do have cheaper ones that are not "precision". Have to pay to what is available, especially these days.
Do you know where to source bi-polar caps at?
With space being at a premium on a lot of amplifiers I know it can be difficult to fit 2 caps in the space provided for filter caps. I'm not sure his are bi-polar or not but if so wouldn't he need 4 caps total or are the 2 wired together like he has sufficient? Trying to learn and help at the same time.
Do you know where to source bi-polar caps at?
With space being at a premium on a lot of amplifiers I know it can be difficult to fit 2 caps in the space provided for filter caps. I'm not sure his are bi-polar or not but if so wouldn't he need 4 caps total or are the 2 wired together like he has sufficient? Trying to learn and help at the same time.
What's wrong with what you had in post #22?
You were replacing 2 10uf with caps that were taking the same space.
I never found a source of bipolar electrolytics that would serve as the 10, 22 or 33uF filter caps.
I either used the 2106 film caps that I posted or two polarized caps in series. When I had to use the series caps, they often wouldn't fit in the allotted space so I have to place them elsewhere.
You were replacing 2 10uf with caps that were taking the same space.
I never found a source of bipolar electrolytics that would serve as the 10, 22 or 33uF filter caps.
I either used the 2106 film caps that I posted or two polarized caps in series. When I had to use the series caps, they often wouldn't fit in the allotted space so I have to place them elsewhere.