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A lot more than you think...
A lot more than you think...
Honestly just changing caps out to bigger and better prob wouldn't accomplish much would it?
A lot of actual speaker component failure is due to passive x-o's over heating and failing, therefore it would be best to upgrade the voltage handling capability of your x-o before you start pumping all that extra power into your box.
And that means...... I should do what???? Lol sry but remember this is all new to me!!
... as Lee suggested. Swap out the caps to start with. Maybe even use a heatsink on that resistor.
Don't know about the smaller inductors. The big one looks OK, but the smaller sealed ones may go, if they're thin wired. Anything coiled is gonna have problems with heat.
I'd google it and see wot pops up. I'm sure others have already addressed this somewhere.
Solens, Auricaps, KimberCaps, Dayton makes some good ones too...
GE if you can find them made some very nice Polyester film caps...
Just tryin to help Brother...
Are they in his hands yet??