I was reading Corey Greenberg's 1994 review of the NHT Super Zeroes and he mentions that each crossover uses two electrolytic capacitors. I don't know electronics but I know that electrolytics are sometimes considered suspect. If one bought a vintage pair of these would it be worth updating the capacitors? Is there any sign one should listen for? And do the resistors also degrade?
Thanks for any help!
Peter
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Topic - Should caps be updated on Super Zeroes - peterhh 20:47:36 10/24/10 (6)
- I would only........ - Trust Me 08:31:45 10/27/10 (0)
- RE: I would only........ - Mushroom Soup 19:05:49 12/01/10 (0)
- Thanks all! I suspected as much . (nt) - peterhh 13:12:27 10/25/10 (0)
- RE: Should caps be updated on Super Zeroes - caspian@peak.org 08:05:48 10/25/10 (0)
- RE: Should caps be updated on Super Zeroes - Pro Sound Guy 07:55:43 10/25/10 (1)
- "Black Gates are out of production...". Indeed. That's why I sent him to Michael Percy... - jeffreybehr 10:19:03 10/25/10 (0)
- Yes you should replace them, with high-quality caps. - jeffreybehr 00:23:22 10/25/10 (0)