330uf/385V axials electrolytics

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330uf/385V axials electrolytics

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Just wondering if anyone knows a source for high voltage 330uf axial electrolytics? The only ones I've found so far are Jantzen Audio ones but they are some $75/piece :shock: I suppose the other option would be to use radials but axials would be nicer...
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http://www.surplussales.com/Capacitors/ ... 499uF.html

A couple options. It's an unusual value. I'd look at a more common value in that range.
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Can you ask to Mouser a quote! ,but will be expensive!!
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Cedist.com has 350uf@385. They're not axial but they will work.
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Assuming that you want them for a 183 and you want axial. Ceritone is about the only place on the planet that has them. I'm using a pair, they seem very high quality BUT my build isn't done yet.

BTW the real 183 used radials.

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Snap in work fine just solder leads.

http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Cor ... joZKBsY%3d


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Good question/thread i just hooked up with some 220uf 350v atoms. I was going to go 100uf but read an old thread on the subject. Good stuff.

Fwiw. There are some Ruby caps that look like a good fit.

http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdet ... by%20220uf
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Thanks for all the replies. Might have a chat with Nik about it (great guy, dealt with him in the past). Using radial ones would work find too though...
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BCH Aerovox 330uf 400 VDC
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I have in stock 390 Uf 450V Snap In's at $2.50 each if interested


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If you are using radial for the preamp PSU, you can change the PCB and use radials for the power amp PSU as well. I do that.

I buy 350V / 100uF caps. Three series-pairs in parallel = 150uF / 700V.

Works well for me, and they cost $6 total.
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