Thanks for your help. While replacing caps I have run across a resistor that is suppose to be 1k 2watt 10%. It is measuring 1197 ohms. Is this far enough out of spec. that I should replace it? If so, it looks like metal film resistors are the only thing I am seeing in the 2watt range?

I understand what you are saying. Is there a limit to how high the voltage of the replacement cap. can/should be? Since the spec. is 25v, is using a 400v or 630v cap. okay?

Record-changer, Thanks for your response. One look on this forum and it is obvious that you are very invaluable to this forum. Your help is truly appreciated. Upon looking at my original post, I noticed that I forgot to mention that the 5mf 25V non-polarized cap is electrolytic. Will the Mylar as yo...

Quick question concerning acceptable replacement capacitor size. The crossover cap. in the left and right channels is a 5mf 25V non-polarized cap. Since a replacement cap. of the same size does not seem possible, it looks like the closest sizes are 4.7mf or 6.8mf. If these sizes are acceptable, whic...