Hi all,
I have included a few pics of the caps on my crossovers on a pair of Cerwin Vega 311p speakers. They are well over 40 years old, so I thought new caps might help with their sound, and would be fun also. So, I have attached pics of the caps, but was wondering. Is it better to replace the caps, what caps would be best, and should I just buy a new crossover at parts express or something like that. The problem wikth buying a whole new crossover is i dont know where these particular speaker drivers fall off or which crossover to get. Im good at electrical work and soldering so no problem there. Anyway, what do you guys think. And, can you make heads or tails of the capacitors. The boards are not the same in each speaker. One has two inductors while the other crossover has only one inductor. Its weird. Below is a link to all the pics of the boards and components. Any advice, hints, suggestions, ideas. Give it all to me. Thanks
jim
https://imgur.com/a/53T54Wv
I have included a few pics of the caps on my crossovers on a pair of Cerwin Vega 311p speakers. They are well over 40 years old, so I thought new caps might help with their sound, and would be fun also. So, I have attached pics of the caps, but was wondering. Is it better to replace the caps, what caps would be best, and should I just buy a new crossover at parts express or something like that. The problem wikth buying a whole new crossover is i dont know where these particular speaker drivers fall off or which crossover to get. Im good at electrical work and soldering so no problem there. Anyway, what do you guys think. And, can you make heads or tails of the capacitors. The boards are not the same in each speaker. One has two inductors while the other crossover has only one inductor. Its weird. Below is a link to all the pics of the boards and components. Any advice, hints, suggestions, ideas. Give it all to me. Thanks
jim
https://imgur.com/a/53T54Wv
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