I know; I tried to do so on the 22uF. My local dealer only had radial for this value, but once back home, I was disappointed; the footprint is far bigger and there not enough room on the PCB. I bought an extra PCB to set the electrolytics, but the complexity doesn't worth the saving. I have to check with another dealer the other side of the town if they have axial. --- In vintagesynthrepair@yahoogroups.com, evening1 <evening@...> wrote: > > You can use electrolytics to replace the tantalum caps and save some cash. >
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Re: Arp Omni 1 master oscillator / buffer question.
2011-11-15 by babouche369