Capacitors
Audyn KPSN/2.70/160 | 2.7 µF | 2% | 160 V | Tin Foil Capacitor
Audyn MKTA/33.00/100 | 33 µF | 5% | 100 V | MKT-A Capacitor
ELCR/10/100 | 10 µF | 10% | 100 V | ELKO
Intertechnik ELCA Capacitor – 2.7 µF | 100 V DC | ±10%
Audyn MKTA/15.00/100 | 15 µF | 5% | 100 V | MKT-A Capacitor
Audyn Cap Q8 Capacitor – 2.7 µF | 800 V DC | ±5.0%
Audyn Cap Plus Capacitor – 2.7 µF | 800 V DC | ±2.0%
Audyn MKTA/12.00/100 | 12 µF | 5% | 100 V | MKT-A Capacitor
Audyn Cap Q8 Capacitor – 2.2 µF | 800 V DC | ±5.0%
Audyn KPSN/1.0/250 | 1.0 µF | 2% | 250 V | Tin Foil Capacitor
Audyn KPSN/3.30/160 | 3.3 µF | 2% | 160 V | Tin Foil Capacitor
Audyn Q2/22.0/250 | 22 µF | 5% | 250 V | Q2 Capacitor
Audyn REF/0.47/600 | 0.47 µF | 2% | 600 V | Reference Capacitor
Audyn Cap Q8 Capacitor – 1.8 µF | 800 V DC | ±5.0%
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The capacitor is the heart of the high-pass filter: it shields the tweeter from low frequencies and smooths impedance in Zobel and notch networks. The part sitting in a tweeter's signal path passes every note, so both type and quality are audible.
Film capacitors (MKP, MKT, paper-in-oil, copper foil) belong in the signal path, bipolar electrolytics suit high-value bass sections, and power capacitors go into supplies. For crossovers, choose at least a 100 V rating and a tolerance of 5% or better.























