A while back I posted here about a pair of L300's I obtained from an estate sale. After having the 136A's professionally reconed by JBL, the sound is simply blistfull. My wife didn't like the look of them and said they had to go.....
When I got them out of the living room (the only place I have to keep them) and put my Paradigm Studio 100's back in, well, to say I was dissapointed is an understatement. I had experienced this amazing "live" in the house sound with a huge soundstage with the L300's and when the Paradigms went back in.... It didn't compare... The Paradigms seemed to have a low end hump around 80Hz or so.
I couldn't let go of that sound. I am a musician and have spent many years jamming in various venues and "Jam rooms". The sound of the L300's instantly placed me in the Jam room of the bands I was listening to.
After some negotiations with my wife and time passing for her to get used to them being around, allowed me to keep them!
Now that they will be mine forever, I would like to replace the caps in the crossovers. I noticed with the amp on MONO there is a slightly different crossover point for either of the woofers. I suspect this is due to the age of the crossover and the type of capacitors used.
I would like to replace the existing caps with AuriCaps or MultiCaps. Has anyone here any experience with rebuilding a 3133 crossover?
It looks a little hard to access the two boards under the top one...
Any suggestions or experiences with high end caps vs standard or experiences with rebuilding the 3133 crossover would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks