Hi
I am doing a speaker renovation project where I need to locate a pair of 1000uF 100VDC caps - pref. of good quality.
Problem is that I havent found anything beside a Motor starter cap in that size and voltage - but it is an aluminium cap, and I have no clue on how it would sound....
Have also been thinking about using Blackgates, but they dont come in with that voltage, so I would need to use 4 x 1000uF 50V pr speaker to achieve the same - and that is way to expensive.
The company that originally did the caps dont do them any more and the speaker manufactor is out of parts, so that is also a dead end.
Any ideas - that dont kill the budget?
I am doing a speaker renovation project where I need to locate a pair of 1000uF 100VDC caps - pref. of good quality.
Problem is that I havent found anything beside a Motor starter cap in that size and voltage - but it is an aluminium cap, and I have no clue on how it would sound....
Have also been thinking about using Blackgates, but they dont come in with that voltage, so I would need to use 4 x 1000uF 50V pr speaker to achieve the same - and that is way to expensive.
The company that originally did the caps dont do them any more and the speaker manufactor is out of parts, so that is also a dead end.
Any ideas - that dont kill the budget?
should also mention that I have been thinking about using 2 x 1000uF 200V regular caps mounted opposite to create bi-polar function - but I have never heard of anyone doing it for a crossover. So if you have any experience in doing this, please let me know..
3x300uF + 1x100uF
I think you can get them in these values at 100V.
Pretty big values for a crossover. Lot of people were wondering what I was doing when I got to 40uF.
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I think you can get them in these values at 100V.
Pretty big values for a crossover. Lot of people were wondering what I was doing when I got to 40uF.
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Get 3 pcs. 330 bipolar from Comar capacitors.....those are some of the best out there, both when talking bipolars and PP film caps.
Magura🙂
Magura🙂
aarsoe said:should also mention that I have been thinking about using 2 x 1000uF 200V regular caps mounted opposite to create bi-polar function - but I have never heard of anyone doing it for a crossover. So if you have any experience in doing this, please let me know..
You got that the wrong way round. You would need 2x 2000uF 50V caps back to back to make a bipolar 1000uF 100V.
Hi there.......1000uF for a speaker xover........that's alot of umph and other details....got a cct diag of the system ?
richj
richj
Richie
Your rigth - my mistake. Got it backwards..
Richwalters
I am renovating an old B&W 801.. Need I say more..
Magura
Where can I find those comar caps - and do you know what they normally go for?
Your rigth - my mistake. Got it backwards..
Richwalters
I am renovating an old B&W 801.. Need I say more..
Magura
Where can I find those comar caps - and do you know what they normally go for?
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