Well, the archives did mention that going from an electrolytic cap

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Topic - Pinging Coner about Hitachi HS-500 speaker. - alaskahiatt 18:25:28 01/28/17 (12)

I'd try out adding a small amount of R in parallel with the new capacitor as its equivalent series resistance - Timbo in Oz 16:18:42 02/05/17 (3)

Your post is over my head. Here is the crossover schematic. - alaskahiatt 19:48:45 02/05/17 (2)

okay, you seem to have a 4-position switchable level control on the treble. - Timbo in Oz 20:25:52 02/05/17 (1)

Thanks for the response. Yes, they are wirewound resistors. nt - alaskahiatt 21:30:56 02/05/17 (0)

RE: Pinging Coner about Hitachi HS-500 speaker. - Coner 18:30:45 01/29/17 (3)

Well, the archives did mention that going from an electrolytic cap - alaskahiatt 22:34:49 01/29/17 (2)

RE: Well, the archives did mention that going from an electrolytic cap - Coner 01:15:24 01/30/17 (1)

Here's the modification link in Japanese. I found that using babelfish.com - alaskahiatt 10:45:05 01/30/17 (0)

Don't mean to hi-jack this thread... - Mr. Dick Hertz 19:33:03 01/28/17 (3)

Thanks a lot. I assume that bipolar is the same as nonpolar, at least - alaskahiatt 22:20:21 01/28/17 (2)

crossover capacitors. - Mr. Dick Hertz 09:30:20 01/29/17 (1)

Thanks. That was my guess. nt - alaskahiatt 09:49:13 01/29/17 (0)

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Well, the archives did mention that going from an electrolytic cap - alaskahiatt 22:34:49 01/29/17 (2)

RE: Well, the archives did mention that going from an electrolytic cap - Coner 01:15:24 01/30/17 (1)

Here's the modification link in Japanese. I found that using babelfish.com - alaskahiatt 10:45:05 01/30/17 (0)

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