@@haycrossaudio5474 I see. As I don't have a device to measure capacitance,from your experience should I replace the quality film capacitors (tweeter and midrange signal path) from a 40 years speaker that sounds fine to me ? The electrolytics will be replaced of course. Thank you.
![Kef Radford-Classic Vintage Speakers [Wilk-Audio-Projekt]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/iWyMrhReL-U/mqdefault.jpg)
I have a pair (same type need minor maintenance ) will be watching it all . Thank you Haycross
What do you think about plugging the ports on a pair of these?
Only if you need to. Maybe if the room has bass issues or is to small or there to near the wall? The port tuning is quite low from memory.
Its BBC studio monitor or not?
@@sunglelive no its a Celestion 551
Brown Nextel paint 🎨 horrible stuff..
Good video mate 👍
It's interesting,I was expecting that the capacitance would decrease with aging but it seems it's the opposite.
They tend to increase in value. Just the nature of electrolytic caps. The esr value is the other factor. That increases to.
@@haycrossaudio5474 I see. As I don't have a device to measure capacitance,from your experience should I replace the quality film capacitors (tweeter and midrange signal path) from a 40 years speaker that sounds fine to me ? The electrolytics will be replaced of course. Thank you.