toneriderMUC
Active Member
Hello
As my first restoration I want to recap a nice little 1973 Sansui 310 Receiver. I got it cheap and dirty, but after removing dust and grease, it really shines again.
Want to do a full recap and already got a list of the needed caps. I also found four "Suzuki Oil JCP-A" caps of the following values:
2x 0,047 uf / 400v
2x 0,01 uf / 400v
I did some research and read about them being troublesome - so I will probably also replace them.
Question is..: which caps to use? Is there a modern equivalent that retains the original sound?
I found Cornell Dubilier Orange Drops 715P (polpropylene) as possible replacements. Would that be a good choice? The 0,01uf one would have a 600v rating though.
As my first restoration I want to recap a nice little 1973 Sansui 310 Receiver. I got it cheap and dirty, but after removing dust and grease, it really shines again.
Want to do a full recap and already got a list of the needed caps. I also found four "Suzuki Oil JCP-A" caps of the following values:
2x 0,047 uf / 400v
2x 0,01 uf / 400v
I did some research and read about them being troublesome - so I will probably also replace them.
Question is..: which caps to use? Is there a modern equivalent that retains the original sound?
I found Cornell Dubilier Orange Drops 715P (polpropylene) as possible replacements. Would that be a good choice? The 0,01uf one would have a 600v rating though.
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