Old Fender Brownface Super-- 550V on power supply cap!

[diagrammatiks]

that's really expensive for that cap.

are you in the states?

http://www.tubesandmore.com/scripts/fox ... 3=02_F%26T

you can get f and t's for that price.

[topbrent]

Weber sells a decent 600v cap. I have used them in many amps with no troubles.

- Available in 10uF, 20uF, and 40uF

https://taweber.powweb.com/store/capord.htm



[img:368:319]https://taweber.powweb.com/store/600Vcaps.jpg[/img]

[pula58]

that's really expensive for that cap.

are you in the states?

http://www.tubesandmore.com/scripts/fox ... 3=02_F%26T

you can get f and t's for that price.

but, that "tubes and more" link doesn't have 600V caps. That is why I showed that link (two posts above this one), as it seems difficult to find 600V caps that will fit in the space inside the Fender cap tank.

[diagrammatiks]

ahh kk. didn't notice the 600v rating.

[Firestorm]

The 600V ATOMS are just 300V caps in series anyway, so I'd just make an 80uF or 100uF "totem pole" for the first filter. You could use the 600V Weber cap for the screen supply, but depending on the value of your bleeder/voltage balancing resistors and the DC resistance of the choke, the screen node might come down to 500V anyway.