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Here's the best way to rebuild Mc30s and really extract their potential



I used a 50uf film off the rect,a .32hy 10 ohm choke going from the 50uf into s 90uf film cap,a 35uf film feeding the front stages.


use 5 watt 12k resistors in place of the 12k 2 watt carbons


For couplers use a mix of film and foil and paper in oil...The .047s have to be a paper in oil or it can sound brittle..I always use the .047@1000v k40ys there but 630v is fine.
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