Antique Radio Forums • View topic - Changing capacitors .....
Also, there is some distortion when the "treble" is turned up, especially when I use the CD player as input. I usually change all of the paper and electrolytic capacitors on any vacuum tube antique radio that I acquire. My question is: Is it worth the effort to change all of the capacitors in the GE amplifier? Will I get better sound out of the ...
Antique Radio Forums • View topic - "Mustard" Capacitors?
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Antique Radio Forums • View topic - WIMA capacitors
One of the bad boys back in European audio and radio in the 60's was the brown Wima capacitors notorious for leaking, esp GP coupling.
Antique Radio Forums • View topic - NOS "Can" capacitors
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Antique Radio Forums • View topic - Where can I order capacitors …
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To replace mica capacitors or not, that is the question - Antique …
To replace mica capacitors or not, that is the question: Replace all antique mica capacitors: 12% [ 5 ]
Antique Radio Forums • View topic - Best Sources for Capacitors …
I'm getting ready to recap a solid state GE console and was wondering with all the vast experience of you folks here on this board, who/where would be some of the best sources to go for electrolytic capacitors, non-polarized crossover capacitors, and any other electronic components that may need replacing?
Antique Radio Forums • View topic - Re-forming filter capacitors
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Antique Radio Forums • View topic - Best source and brand Yellow …
Post subject: Best source and brand Yellow Axial Capacitors? Posted: Sep Sat 03, 2016 3:56 pm Member
Antique Radio Forums • View topic - ordering capacitors for power ...
Hi to everyone. I am about to order some electrolytics for a power supply, 1940's radio I know enough to get 105 degrees if possible.