Change in ohms of bookshelf speakers

[Netlist]

What value has the old one?
If it's the same 2.2µF as the yellow one, then yes, it's OK.
Voltage is OK too, if you wondered.

 

[Kamranbits]

Yes old one was 2.2uf 100v electrolite capasitor

 

[Kamranbits]

And if in case I get 250v or 300v one is it ok or it should be 100v only, the uf will be 2.2

 

[Turbowatch2]

You can take 2500V if you like, even as they will not fit inside your speaker. Anything with 50V or more writen on the outside is perfectly fine.

 

[Kamranbits]

2500V for the speaker? That's shocking literally! I will pass on turning my room into a lightning storm concert hall 😁, but thanks for the electrifying suggestion! ⚡🔊

 

[Galu]

Wow Kamranbits!

A rare moment of lucidity!

And funny to boot! 😊

 

[Kamranbits]

Glad my moments of clarity can entertain! 😄

 

[Kamranbits]

Thank you, everyone, for being so supportive! It's amazing to find such a helpful community here.

😊😊😊😊👍👍👍😊😊😊

 

[Galu]

I have pair of bookshelf speakers 6ohms 3 way

Kamranbits talks of a 3-way speaker. Note that he has previously made a thread on:

Suddenly Change in ohms of my 3 way speaker Aiwa​

https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/suddenly-change-in-ohms-of-my-3-way-speaker-aiwa.405641/

Do you see what I mean about "going round in circles"?

For reference, attached is an image showing Kamranbits' 3-way Aiwa speaker (it's the one at the bottom of his stack).

 

[Kamranbits]

I got a bit busy, and that topic got buried. I couldn't find a chance to reopen it since it's old, so I decided to start a new one. 😁 Plus, I completely forgot about it until I saw you mention the old thread."

 

[Netlist]

It's not old and wasn't closed.
I'm closing this thread, you have all the info you need.