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In Reply to: RE: Replacing electrolytic caps with poly caps?? posted by djk on April 3, 2014 at 16:18:50:
The input is switchable between MM or MC input. An MM cart is in use. Here's the situation. The original electrolytics were NP which I didn't recognize at the time and I swapped them out for some higher grade Nichicon's (polarized). It didn't work, all the highs went away. By the time I realized my goof, the original caps were gone. The pre (a Yamaha) was shelved when something newer and shinier came along. Then in a fit of late winter's musings I thought "I've got some poly caps laying around. I wonder if this will work?".
Which brings us to this post. Of course I could do the good electrolytic and film bypass route but like any good tweaker, I like to experiment ;-)
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- RE: Replacing electrolytic caps with poly caps?? - RickeyM 16:52:29 04/03/14 (1)
- What's the value of the resistive load following that cap? (NT) - jeffreybehr 17:23:16 04/03/14 (0)
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