I'm doing my first real amp repair (Twin Reverb). Hoorah! Anyway, I've got to replace a .001 mfd ceramic, 400 volt cap. I don't have one, and the local electronics supply store is lame, and doesn't stock 'that sort of thing'. I do have a .001 mfd M150 series, 630 volt one. Is this ok? Will it mess with the tone?
Thanks.
Cap question: Fox, Sarno, Sliff, anyone else w/experience?
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AFAIK if the value is the same but with a higher voltage rating it should be fine
Measure twice, cut once unless its really expensive, in that case measure thrice just to be sure.
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If it ain't broke-don't fix it.
Never enough time to do it right-always enough time to do it over.
A lack of planning in your world...does not constitute an emergency in mine.
Life is not a dress rehearsal
Yes, but you need to polarize the Mallory 150 caps.
Here's an article about that,
http://www.aikenamps.com/OutsideFoil.htm
Here's an article about that,
http://www.aikenamps.com/OutsideFoil.htm
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