Thats what I was saying about the electorlytics- gee their only 30 years old *sarcasm*.
Anyways, the magnavox horns are from early 1965 , and have alnico magnets, I very much doubt they have ferrofluid in them.
They are very similar to the Jensen designed ones, but I believe they are actually made by Heppner.
Anyways, the magnavox horns are from early 1965 , and have alnico magnets, I very much doubt they have ferrofluid in them.
They are very similar to the Jensen designed ones, but I believe they are actually made by Heppner.
Well Dude, New caps would certainly be an inexpensive way to test it out.......Keep us posted..........Omni
Alright! I'm going to see if I can get an L-pad at radio shack.. or order two from an online retailer. I will play around with different values cap/resistor combination untill I get them to even out. As for the distortion:
I'm currently in the process of building a PP 6bq5 stereo amp, so when it is finished I will have a better way of telling if it is the amp or not. My 7868 amp sounded BEAUTIFUL through these speakers, however it is torn down right now for power supply upgrading .
I'm currently in the process of building a PP 6bq5 stereo amp, so when it is finished I will have a better way of telling if it is the amp or not. My 7868 amp sounded BEAUTIFUL through these speakers, however it is torn down right now for power supply upgrading .
NagysAudio said:As for break in time, well... that's a myth.
Not for electrolytic caps. Film, yeah - could be.
I've always liked paper in oil - motor run caps for crossovers. Thanks NagysAudio for the tip on the MKT 1822. Will certainly give them a try.
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