Sekova - Fuzz ( FA-II , Apollo , Crestwood ) [schematic]
I'm guessing the big one labeled 224m50 is 224nf 50v, so i should look for .22uf. open to suggestions as to what type. and if anyone has a guess on the other two. i've done recapping before but never on a guitar pedal.
according to the diagram posted above, the little green fuzzy one would be C10, so 0.001uF - sound right? film, ceramic?
according to the diagram posted above, the little green fuzzy one would be C10, so 0.001uF - sound right? film, ceramic?
- grizzlytone
- Breadboard Brother
224 = 220000pF = 220nF = 0.22uFdukeofearl wrote:I'm guessing the big one labeled 224m50 is 224nf 50v, so i should look for .22uf. open to suggestions as to what type. and if anyone has a guess on the other two. i've done recapping before but never on a guitar pedal.
according to the diagram posted above, the little green fuzzy one would be C10, so 0.001uF - sound right? film, ceramic?
thanks, i'll replace that one and see if it works. maybe the fuzzy ones are ok?
well i replaced that one cap and it's still not working. any other ideas?
- george giblet
- Resistor Ronker
DC voltages would be good.well i replaced that one cap and it's still not working. any other ideas?
It's possible the electros are stuff.
Are the leads on that smaller green-cap OK ?
- Cub
- Cap Cooler
Could you please attach it to your post ?
It might save the next person looking for it some time and it'll keep this thread nice and complete.
It might save the next person looking for it some time and it'll keep this thread nice and complete.
I wish I were a chestnut tree, nourished by the sun.
With twigs and leaves and branches and conkers by the ton.
With twigs and leaves and branches and conkers by the ton.
- BMS1971
- Resistor Ronker
- mozz
- Breadboard Brother
Thought i typed this but it must have disappeared. 2SB175 on the one picture are original transistors, not that hard to find but there are different gain buckets.