Anyone know the Capacitor uF value for the tweeter in a CS400?

[headrott]

I need to know the capacitor value (uF and voltage) for the tweeter in a CS400. If anyone knows it or has a schematic for this center channel can you post a link for it, or just let me know what value it is? Thanks for everyones' help.

Greg

[Face]

http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/atta...3&d=1202344653

[headrott]

Awesome! Thanks very much Face! I did a search, but didn't find this link. I must have simply missed it. Thanks for the help!

Greg

[FTGV]

12uf 100volt.


Edit.ooops too slow.

[headrott]

OK, another question. Do you think it would be OK to put a 10uF capacitor in for the 12uF capacitor? The 10uF has a +/- 5% tolerance to it. It is a Sonicap. So do you think it would be too much outside the tolerance to work correctly? Any help appreciated.

Greg

[rooftop59]

not to derail the post, but does anyone (face?) have a schematic for the cs400/400i midbass drivers?
Thanks,
Paul

[FTGV]

OK, another question. Do you think it would be OK to put a 10uF capacitor in for the 12uF capacitor? The 10uF has a +/- 5% tolerance to it. It is a Sonicap. So do you think it would be too much outside the tolerance to work correctly? Any help appreciated.

Greg

That would shift the tweeters crossover point up slightly,the likely result being a small dip in response at the crossover.

[kawizx9r]

Don't forget, that if you switch that cap out you'll need to give it plenty of time for it to burn in before you can really enjoy it again.

[rooftop59]

not to derail the post, but does anyone (face?) have a schematic for the cs400/400i midbass drivers?
Thanks,
Paul

oops...didn't notice at first that the schematic includes all the drivers;)

[Conradicles]

One more derail...can anybody supply the schematic or values for a CS300?
Thanks!!!

[Face]

It's not too difficult to pull the x-over and make heads and tails of what's inside. Polk uses mostly simple slopes, so there should only be 1-3 parts per driver.