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polystyrene

  1. Mat86

    Polystyrene cap question

    So I over the last week I ended up with two completely opposing take on some capacitors that has left me scratching my head. I was recently re-capping a DAC (don't ask) and someone (Guy #1) pointed out that the manufacturer was using polystyrene capacitors and that I *need* to replace them all...
  2. simplyvolkol

    Where did Poly-Planar go? And how did they go?

    For people who don't know them, they are a 1970's speaker manufacturer, all their speakers were made of polystyrene moved in a planar orientation (hence the name). Just like a conventional speaker, the polystyrene plane is moved with a voice coil but without any spiders to stabilize the "cone"...
  3. 19Brendan80

    Can I replace NPO, N750 with Polystyrene Capacitors

    Hey guys, New member here trying to learn what I can about electronics. This time specifically tube equipment. I recently recapped a couple bogen db110 amplifiers and they sound fantastic. I have also built a tube phono preamp from scratch (reading schematics) before. I can read and follow...
  4. billyz

    HH SCOTT 233 rebuild

    I just took possession of a very nice Scott 233, completely original as far as I could tell. I ran it up on a variac to 117vac , did a few voltage checks and set the bias and balance. Sounded pretty good a bit muddy and blurry and hum. I played it awhile anyway to get a good feel for it. Next I...
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