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In Reply to: Can you tell what the Electrolytic value is from this picture ? posted by Carl G on February 5, 2024 at 19:40:01:
Thanks, I was hoping the cap would not have to be unsoldered. This is from a vehicle dash speaker to restrict low frequencies to the dash speakers .(therefore the heat rating)
Will be replacing OEM dash speakers w higher quality speakers, and will need the cap on the new speakers.
Would there be any value in using an audio grade electrolytic cap assuming I could find one with a high heat rating....
I realize many here do not bother w car audio.....
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- RE: Can you tell what the Electrolytic value is from this picture ? - Carl G 04:14:40 02/06/24 (6)
- If putting in new speakers, then put cap required , not existing - Edp 07:28:31 02/06/24 (5)
- RE: If putting in new speakers, then put cap required , not existing - Carl G 09:25:43 02/06/24 (4)
- Your intentions are clearer - Edp 10:33:37 02/06/24 (3)
- RE: Your intentions are clearer - Carl G 10:45:50 02/06/24 (2)
- update on the C2-350x - Carl G 18:31:40 02/06/24 (0)
- RE: Your intentions are clearer - G Squared 12:43:10 02/06/24 (0)
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