No, no neerd really, I haven't seeen caps wrapped. Not much to replace on them buggers. A couple caps, but I'm not a speaker guy and there maybe some folks with some better ideas...
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.
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.
... 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.
... 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.
Is there anyway someone would be so kind as to link me to something so I know what I'm looking at. Can cap values b diff or what?? I really am pretty clueless but 100% willing to listen and learn!!