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In Reply to: RE: "usually" posted by 1973shovel on October 11, 2021 at 07:36:32
All values are below 0.1uF, and it turned out that at that level even HV capacitors are small enough to fit. My secondary goal was also to save some $$$, but using parts you already own is also a way to save $$$. (See my post below.)
Thanks to everyone who responded.
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Some of your old posts have been very helpful to me, even though you may not be aware of it, so thanks!
All values below .1uF? I never seen over 30 years of rebuilding SS amps and receivers using less than 2uF in FM radio coupling sections and never below 5uF every where else.
I must be hallucinating, in that case.If it helps you to calm down, this is the solid state input PCB from a Beveridge Audio direct-drive amplifier, which has a tube-based output stage. I have posted the schematic here. I replaced C101, C103, C104, C107, C108 C109, and C110.
Edits: 10/12/21 10/12/21
C109 and C110 are 10uF @ 40 volts.
Yes, I certainly do know that. I replaced the OEM ones with ELNA Silmic II. I have also used Auricap 10uF/400V in that position with success, but I decided to stick with an electrolytic in this amplifier.
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