leftfingaz wrote:if there will be a change in the output sound?
brownwhopping wrote:How can I learn by reading threads an making circuits, when some day I can see a lawsuit or somebody beat me in the face for that?
leftfingaz wrote:if i use electrolytic how can i know where will be the positive if the original cap is in film
brownwhopping wrote:How can I learn by reading threads an making circuits, when some day I can see a lawsuit or somebody beat me in the face for that?
karul wrote:leftfingaz wrote:if i use electrolytic how can i know where will be the positive if the original cap is in film
If they are on power lines, then there is only one way (you should know that).
If we're talking about audio path, then It depends on the circuit.
Sometimes is better (or necessary) to use NP (non-polar) electrolytic. And you'll have no problem with the polarity.
Nocentelli wrote:For polarised electrolytic in the signal path, the negative GENERALLY should face the guitar at the input, face the amplifier at the output, and face away from the collector or emitter when connected to a transistor. Sometimes it's hard to guess, and you need to put it in the circuit then measure with a DMM. How about you post the schematic, point out which caps you want to replace with polarised and we'll have an educated guess?
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