Caps choice ? (yeah , I know ....)

[limono]

I'm not dealing with digital often and never re-capped any CD player. Now, I would like to tackle recap of old Parasound /Cec player. The reason I contemplate the recap are various. After I received the player it played one CD than it refused to play more. After a day of warm up it played more frequently and after two days it all seems fine . Giving the age of a player and other consideration I would like to re-cap the digital part (big pcb on the picture)
It contains PSU and various part of the players digital circuitry. Most caps are small Rubycon blue , and a few around the servo IC's are Rubycon gray.
What would be your cap choice to replace them? I'm willing to spend a little more then standard caps since it is my personal player .

 

[scottjoplin]

It sounds likely that the caps have reformed during use.

 

[limono]

they did reform but since most of them are 6.3V and the player is from 98' and I'm going to use it till the last breath (mine or it ) I want to re-cap and do a little better with caps than OEM hoping for some positive effects as well since the CD is absolutely worth the effort.

 

[cherik]

Panasonic FC and FM for power. Nichicon KZ and FG and Elna Silmic II for signal.

 

[Pars]

Panasonic FR is what I usually use. I normally don't mess with audio caps like Silmics. Apparently NP doesn't like them anymore either. I suppose the Nichicon Muse series for signal use would be better though.

 

[limono]

Thank you .This would be for analog stages and decoupling various digital bits as well ? What about polymer caps ? Those os-con types ?