My Solution - It worked and sounds great!
I couldn't find single capacitors that weren't too long for the two top caps (33000uf @ 56V & 85c). So, I used 3 each 12000uf @ 63V CDE SLPX123M063E9P3 (http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en?x=13&y=15&lang=en&site=us&keywords=338-3354-ND) wired in parallel. I used 10 gauge solid romex wire to connect everything together, rigidly holds the capacitors and circuit board in place.
CDE makes replacements... No one stocks them. Give the mfg a call and see what they have to say. Maybe there in Europe you get lucky with a supplier. I would fully explore that option before you consider multiple cap solution.Hello,
I 'd be really interested about this solution,
but as you can('T) see there are no images of this prolly great work!
there is someone that can explain how to do it?
Thanx
Nice job,
I know this thread is way old but I was wondering what capacitors are in the signal path? I cannot read a schematic and have a M85 and and M45 that I would like to recap with special attention to the signal path. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Yamaha typically show the audio path as bold lines, often with arrows on the left channel.I was wondering what capacitors are in the signal path?
In red lines if you have a good manual..Yamaha typically show the audio path as bold lines, often with arrows on the left channel.
http://sportsbil.com/yamaha/m-80-s-with TSB66H.pdfOk thanks for the info. I will start a new thread. I downloaded the schematic form HIFIengine but it is pretty illegible