Ok; thank you. So do you think I could use the 22uf 25v Silmic II in place of the Wima caps?
As long as the size clear, yes.
Ok; thank you. So do you think I could use the 22uf 25v Silmic II in place of the Wima caps?
Thanks, man. I'm just like you though, for real; I really do not want to screw up my (at least somewhat) limited edition and probably best sounding portable amp. So far all I've swapped are op-amps and buffers as well, and I filed down a spot inside the case so I could get a dip-8 Muses 01 / 02 to fit with the case closed. I'm just taking my time with it, and double checking everything I do, lol.@bogginhead I like your style! You’re getting right in up to your neck with the learning and modding of the E12diy. I’ve been so afraid of making a mess of mine that I only swap out op amp and buffer. Would love the nerve to replace the caps.
Ok; thanks again!As long as the size clear, yes.
snellemin, would you passalong a source for the pcb pin sockets used for the caps?Got bored and finally installed stand-offs for the capacitors. Now I can roll caps too.
snellemin, would you passalong a source for the pcb pin sockets used for the caps?
Thanks
Thanks, but I’m not sure I have anything like that here.You can just take the pin socket out of any spare DIP socket (the same one used on the opamp) and use them as individual socket instead.
Thanks, but I’m not sure I have anything like that here.
Like this:A DIP socket is dirt cheap and easy to get. All you need to do is get a few from eBay or Amazon with the rounded inner socket (*don't get those with flat spring socket), then crack one open with a small plier (or just push it from the bottom) to get the socket out. If you really prefer not to crack open a DIP socket, you can still find strip header socket easily (*though you still have to cut the socket out nonetheless).
Unless you live in the middle of nowhere, I doubt you can't find one.
Mine are 22uf 25v. Same value as what u have listed.dip sockets arrived. Where can I order the nerve to try the install?
My thought is to clip the existing cap leads and remove them one at a time in the direction that they are inserted. Thinking this will pull the solder pad toward the board. Is there a solder pad? Or is this a layered board?
@snellemin What's the value of the gold caps? Any particular things to watch out for/avoid?
Thanks, Keith
Edit: Is this the cap I’m looking for?
https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Elna/RFS-25V220ME35?qs=sGAEpiMZZMtZ1n0r9vR22Vaq1AHMe%2BCM04bxH5HmkYg=