New caps and resistors for vintage monitor 10a please help

MrBlackCrow
MrBlackCrow Posts: 23
in Vintage Speakers
Hi y'all, where do I go to buy the caps and resistors for my vintage monitor 10a? I want sonicap caps and mills resistors. For the caps, I went to "sonic craft" they had some sonicap caps but not in the values I needed. Also, do I want gen 1, gen 2 or platinum? For the resistors I went to parts express and parts connexion but again, they had some mills resistors, but not in the values that I need. Finally, am I correct in what I need: a 2.5 ohm 5 watt resistor, a 2.7 ohm 5 watt resistor, two 12 uF caps and a 34 uF cap? Thanks
Music Hall MMF-2.2 > Musical Fidelity V-LPS 2 or NAD C 516BEE > Emotiva XSP-1 G2 > Emotiva UPA-1 (x2) > vintage Polk Audio monitor 7c TL modded w/ Sonicaps and mills & RD0-198’s
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  • motorhead43026
    motorhead43026 Posts: 3,897
    edited June 2017
    Sonicraft has those exact values.

    http://soniccraft.com/
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  • MrBlackCrow
    MrBlackCrow Posts: 23
    Ok, yes I apologize, I see now that sonicraft has the sonicap gen 1 in those vales. Now, They have the 2.5 ohm 5 watt mills resistor but not the 2.7 ohm 5 watt resistor that I can see. Still need someone to chime in and tell me if those indeed are the correct values that I need for monitor 10a. Thanks
    Music Hall MMF-2.2 > Musical Fidelity V-LPS 2 or NAD C 516BEE > Emotiva XSP-1 G2 > Emotiva UPA-1 (x2) > vintage Polk Audio monitor 7c TL modded w/ Sonicaps and mills & RD0-198’s
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  • MrBlackCrow
    MrBlackCrow Posts: 23
    Actually, parts connexion may have the mills resistors, it was just difficult to read the values at first- they have them coded with letters. I may call Polk and see if they can tell me the correct values for these things I need.
    Music Hall MMF-2.2 > Musical Fidelity V-LPS 2 or NAD C 516BEE > Emotiva XSP-1 G2 > Emotiva UPA-1 (x2) > vintage Polk Audio monitor 7c TL modded w/ Sonicaps and mills & RD0-198’s
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  • westmassguy
    westmassguy Posts: 6,850
    You can use the 10 or 12 watt Mills or Vishay/Mills. Both are better than the 5 watt sandcast resistors you have now
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    Sonicaps, Mills, RDO-194s-198s, Dynamat, Hurricane Nuts, Blackhole5
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  • FestYboy
    FestYboy Posts: 3,861
    There's a stickie at the top of this section that should give you the values that you need. Courtesy of Polk Audio.
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  • MrBlackCrow
    MrBlackCrow Posts: 23
    Thanks, I just looked inside and they are indeed all the values that I thought they were. Though, I was told I would have to be creative fitting the sonicaps in there because they are much bigger than the originals. I wonder if there are any relatively good caps nowadays that are smaller, that would fit better?
    Music Hall MMF-2.2 > Musical Fidelity V-LPS 2 or NAD C 516BEE > Emotiva XSP-1 G2 > Emotiva UPA-1 (x2) > vintage Polk Audio monitor 7c TL modded w/ Sonicaps and mills & RD0-198’s
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,546
    No.
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  • motorhead43026
    motorhead43026 Posts: 3,897
    If you are not going to spend the money to do them right, don't bother.
    The best way to predict the future is to invent it.

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  • Faustin
    Faustin Posts: 1,149
    You can pick up a little bit of room if you mount the resistors on the bottom of the board. You may have to get a little creative.04ushpfonn7f.jpg
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  • MrBlackCrow
    MrBlackCrow Posts: 23
    Ok, I'll go with the good sonicaps and make them fit somehow.
    Music Hall MMF-2.2 > Musical Fidelity V-LPS 2 or NAD C 516BEE > Emotiva XSP-1 G2 > Emotiva UPA-1 (x2) > vintage Polk Audio monitor 7c TL modded w/ Sonicaps and mills & RD0-198’s
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  • skrol
    skrol Posts: 3,375
    To get mine to fit in the RTA11TLs, I had to assemble the PC board to the terminal cup inside the cabinet.
    Stan

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    Polk LSi15 (DB840 upgrade), Parasound: P/LD-1100, HCA-1000A; Denon: DVD-2910, DRM-800A; Benchmark DAC1, Monster HTS3600-MKII, Grado SR-225i; Technics SL-J2, Parasound PPH-100.

    HT:
    Marantz SR7010, Polk: RTA11TL (RDO198-1, XO and Damping Upgrades), S4, CS250, PSW110 , Marantz UD5005, Pioneer PL-530, Panasonic TC-P42S60

    Other stuff:
    Denon: DRA-835R, AVR-888, DCD-660, DRM-700A, DRR-780; Polk: S8, Monitor 5A, 5B, TSi100, RM7, PSW10 (DXi104 upgrade); Pioneer: CT-6R; Onkyo CP-1046F; Ortofon OM5E, Marantz: PM5004, CD5004, CDR-615; Parasound C/PT-600, HCA-800ii, Sony CDP-650ESD, Technics SA 5070, B&W DM601
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