hello i need some help please

[rigers24]

explain that then clearly says 12 uf on the cap says 12mfd

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3305035810...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

[struth]

can only say that is the way it used to work. mill means a thousand, thus a 1000 mm in a metre. micro or fancy u means a thousand thousand. they may be using the m as micro but they shouldnt be

[Desmo]

so your saying if i have a 8mfd cap on a crossover i have to look for a 8000 uf cap lol ? im on parts ex and they dont even go that high

I've never heard of a crossover with 8,000 uF capacitors! that is power supply territory.

So to keep it simple, I suggest you get a pair of 8 uF ClarityCap ESA and a pair of 12 uF ClarityCap ESA's from Falcon Acoustics as they do the exact values you want. I'd also go for their 1% tolerance matching option.

http://www.falconacoustics.co.uk/alc...-250v.html?p=3

Yes they are 250v rated, but that's fine. They will also be quite bit bigger than the Solens but it looks like you have room on your crossovers.

Get the Mills resistors from HiFi Collective
http://www.hificollective.co.uk/cata...61_62_179.html

Hope that helps.
Graeme

[rigers24]

Thanks for all your help on the crossover