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crossover cap value

  1. R

    Replacing capacitors - trying to get correct values

    I've seen this covered a number of places, but not specifically which is better. If I'm supposed to use a 6.5uf capacitor (which I can't find), which is the recommended solution? 1. replace with one 6.8uf 2. replace with two 3.3's in parallel to get exactly 6.6 From what I understand I if...
  2. kennycrippen

    1992 Polk Monitor 10 Series 2 Crossover Upgrade

    I've been researching upgrading the crossovers in my Polk Monitor 10s for awhile. I've upgraded the tweeters to RD0-198s but have decided swapping the capacitors would also be a fun project and from what I've read will improve the sound even more. So far I haven't been able to find a schematic...
  3. H

    SB-C 250 speakers crossover

    Post deleted. Found an answer from schematic.
  4. Cheeseknot

    Infinity RS4 (early 80s) Crossover Questions

    Hello friends I'm planning on replacing the capacitors in my much loved RS4. I found this technical manual unfortunately there are a couple of mistakes. This makes me hesitant to follow it. I was able to verify or find the actual values of everything except for 19uF midrange cap Does...
  5. Moonwatcher

    Dayton 8uf capacitor wire broken

    Just wondering if it's possible to use a cap with a lead that is broken, down to the quick. Maybe gouge out enough material around it to solder in a lead? This is for a KLH 17 crossover calling for 8uf caps, and I was excited to find this one in a drawer, an 8.2, which I figure should work--if I...
  6. N

    The Fisher XP44 crossover cap reading

    Hi. I'm going to replace the crossover caps of a couple old The Fisher XP44 I bought. https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/fisher_two_way_speaker_system_xp_44.html I'm used to read cap values but these make me doubt. It says: 4 MF 25 VNP I guess the "25 VPN" is for 25 volts non-polarized. You...
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