these are some crossover from ruark sabre mk2 speakers .
i need some help on choosing upgrade parts so i can rebuild them and sqeeze out some more performance
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I'm matthew.
these are some crossover from ruark sabre mk2 speakers .
i need some help on choosing upgrade parts so i can rebuild them and sqeeze out some more performance
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Hi Matthew. Welcome to AOS.
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The large component is an inductor, the two blue ones are capacitors and the three rectangular grey ones are wire wound resistors. The component values of the capacitors and resistors will be written on them.
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Hello and welcome Matthew.
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[QUOTE=rigers24;610119]these are some crossover from ruark sabre mk2 speakers .
i need some help on choosing upgrade parts so i can rebuild them and sqeeze out some more performance
You will get a lot of different opinions, but for what it's worth I'd replace the resistors with equivilent value Mills resistors (the resistance should be exactly the same as the printed values on the ones in your crossover - but the same or higher wattage is OK). I'd also change the capacitors for something like the ClarityCap ESR or MR range (depends on how much you are prepared to spend) again it's important to get the correct capacitance value as printed on your original caps, but the same or higher voltage is OK). I'd probably leave the inductor as it is at the moment.
Hope that helps.
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hello members my name is matthew im 31 from lowestoft (uk)
ive been into hifi since i was around 13 of and on
my setup as follows .
Amplifier---- yamaha A-s500
Cd ----Technics SL-P770
Equaliser --- Technics SH-GE70
Turntable --- pro Ject Debut mk3
Phono Preamp - - Little Bear T10-Pro 12AX7
Headphone - preamp --- Little Dot Mk3
Speakers --- mission m33i , Ruark sabre
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I would also like to mention that i have a rogers ravensbrook amp that was modified by a guy on this forum . Thats how i found this forum trying too find out whats been modified on the amp cant remeber his username something tubeHunter
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Location: lowestoft
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I'm matthew.
here are the list of caps and resistors
expotus 11w 3.3 ohm J
'' '' 10w 10 ohm j
'' '' 10w 4.7 ohm J
you say use mills as they are good ( are they wire wound resistor or non inductive resistors
also the caps i have no idea what they are im puzzled
ALCAP 8mfd , 50 vnp 10 % LL
ALCAP 12 mfd , 50vnp 10 %
can anyone help what sort of caps and resistors they are