lowredmoon
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I'm looking over my MAC1900 service manual and see that nonpolar capacitors are indicated with a capacitor symbol that is not direction-neutral (see attached photo). However, the voltage differences and even (as I can read it) low and high impedance sides do not correspond to the directions of the symbols. Going on the assumption that McIntosh does things will intent, I'm still looking for a reason for this orientation before defaulting to the idea that they were merely using stock symbols and the orientation doesn't mean anything unless accompanied by +/- symbols.
PLEASE help me out her if you have a well researched answer for this.
Best regards!
PLEASE help me out her if you have a well researched answer for this.
Best regards!
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