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  • junkmansam
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2009
    • 51
    #1

    Cap selection for NAD amp

    The NAD C320BEE re-cap is progressing. I pulled the power supply board and removed all caps.

    I was thinking of buying some off the big auction site but thats kind of a gamble and I need the lowest cost option. There's some Rubycon CE 105c 15000uf 50v on the bay from a reputable supplier item number is 360296451357. These are the only one's I found with a 33mm diameter which would be great since the ones that came with this amp were right up against some heatsinks.

    Is mixing cap manufacturers on the power supply board not recommended? If so, should I use Panasonic FC or something else?
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    • seanc
      Badcaps Legend
      • Nov 2008
      • 1319
      #2
      Re: Cap selection for NAD amp

      Please just buy from reputable sources - RS/Mouser/Digikey.

      I have some 15000uf 50v Panasonic caps. ECO-S1HA153EA I believe.

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        • Scenic
          o.O
          • Sep 2007
          • 2642
          • Germany
          #3
          Re: Cap selection for NAD amp

          the only reliable ebay cap sellers i know of are audjade_chn and the PCMCS (PC Motherboard Capacitor Store).

          http://stores.ebay.com/AudJade-component-shoppe
          http://stores.ebay.com/PC-MotherBoard-Capacitors-Store

          otherwise.. yeah.. RS/Digikey/Mouser if you want to make sure you get the real thing.

          edit: or ask big pope for Samxons
          http://capsmod.net/caps/

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            • TheLaw
              Badcaps Veteran
              • Jan 2011
              • 477
              #4
              Re: Cap selection for NAD amp

              Wima makes green caps? O.o

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