RE: so... one needs small HV electrolytics to stuff in there

Posted by AJ (A) on October 8, 2008 at 17:05:21

In Reply to: so... one needs small HV electrolytics to stuff in there posted by mhardy6647 on October 8, 2008 at 05:47:16:

Hello,

In this case they are Nichicon UPW low impedence 105degree caps. Panasonic makes nice caps too. 350v and 450v radials are easily available in 10uf,22uf,33uf,etc 500v snap-ins are available from Cornell Dublier, these are the only 500v types I've found that can fit in the cans. Some McIntosh units and the ARC pre's use 500v types.

I like Allied (their print catalog is the best), Mouser and Digi-key for parts.

Of course we're talking preservation to original detail here. For non-valuable pieces I'd look at polylpropylenes and oil types for more refined sound.

AJ

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Topic - Restuffing can capacitors in a classic marantz : a pictorial - AJ 19:14:15 10/6/08 (16)

RE: Restuffing can capacitors in a classic marantz : a pictorial - Ted Schmenke 14:19:10 11/12/08 (0)

RE: Restuffing can capacitors in a classic marantz : a pictorial - Marantzguy 11:16:07 10/8/08 (0)

RE: Restuffing can capacitors in a classic marantz : a pictorial - Brian Levy 10:10:14 10/8/08 (2)

RE: Restuffing can capacitors in a classic marantz : a pictorial - AJ 16:55:30 10/8/08 (1)

RE: Restuffing can capacitors in a classic marantz : a pictorial - Brian Levy 05:39:29 10/9/08 (0)

so... one needs small HV electrolytics to stuff in there - mhardy6647 05:47:16 10/8/08 (1)

RE: so... one needs small HV electrolytics to stuff in there - AJ 10/8/0817:05:21 10/8/08 (0)

Was that a NOS unit? - Alpha Al 19:50:51 10/7/08 (1)

RE: Was that a NOS unit? - AJ 20:06:33 10/7/08 (0)

RE: Restuffing can capacitors in a classic marantz : a pictorial - REL54 17:43:20 10/7/08 (1)

RE: Restuffing can capacitors in a classic marantz : a pictorial - AJ 17:53:46 10/7/08 (0)

Very nice! Thanks for sharing! /t - reuben 07:00:47 10/7/08 (0)

About those innards ... - ToddM 06:32:54 10/7/08 (1)

RE: About those innards ... - AJ 16:28:52 10/7/08 (0)

Great instructional. Thanks! (nt) - HamBone77 06:19:37 10/7/08 (0)

Great stuff! Should go into the FAQ's. Thanks! * - PureAudio 04:23:08 10/7/08 (0)

Outstanding - thanks! - caffeinator 20:16:32 10/6/08 (0)

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