I usually only buy from PE if I have a bunch of stuff I need (over 100$ so I qualify for free shipping) and a 15-20% coupon.
I recently bought all my resistors and inductors from PE for my Markwarts crossovers. I bought some poly caps for a few other pairs of speakers to fill up the cart to what I needed for free shipping.
For other cap orders I go through Mouser or Digitech
More cheap parts..
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More parts...
Metalized Polyester / Mylar? Capacitors
....GC
Another one: Axial Capacitors
Note, it lists 28uF 250V Aerovox metal poly - for DIY N500-8A crossover - $3.50
Thanks, all, for your replies. A good selection of sources.
Last edited by mah; February 24th, 2017 at 10:12 PM.
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Well, in the good old days, speakers, be they audio or musical, used the same pio caps, so anybody [still] making/using them for guitar amps now that 'vintage' Jensen, etc., drivers have come back in vogue?
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I'm wondering how you build crossovers with such limited values?
Enjoying Altec Speakers since 1972
I got all my Genteq caps for my 604 crossovers from ebay. (4x) 6uf, (2x) 12uf, and (2x) 25uf. The small caps were 4 bucks each and the bigger caps were 8 bucks each
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