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Definitely Plessey.
The different sound could be down to different dielectric, are the supersound all polypropylene? As surmised I think the Plessey is likely Polyester.
Dunno mate
yes others have confirmed that they’re Plessey and that they’re still in tolerance so I’ll leave them alone now .
Thanks for your input Alan
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I've got (or had) a few that look like that put away for my old B&W DM2s, long since sold. I was told they were NOS. Don't know the values.
I can have a look but they'll be hard to find. I remember paying a few quid each, I guess they are now sought after for this very reason
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Futile to find them or futile to change them? I probably still have mine, I just need to empty every box on the cupboard and under the bed to find them! Then check their values, but Plessey rings a bell in remember looking them up at the time, they were taken over by Marconi or something.
Futile to change them .
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