I have mentioned this earlier about the 'micro-surgery' done due to damaged C16 mounting pad..
I can assure you, this need a real steady hand and a very sharp eye... 

Here's the pix of that 'procedure'... 

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Added on September 28, 2008, 1:03 amgabanyayaya,
not the T-Amp, just the speakers... for thump protection!

Thanks Y.C for your latest update

I will change my Input caps from Panasonic/Matsushita 4.7uF to ERO MKT 1822 2.2uF today.
I just bought a 3-way Crossovers for testing (to test my floor standing speakers, prepare for bi-amp driving)

Universal type, still can replace some parts to suit my taste 

this is passive X'over, with some coils, caps and resistors.... not electronic type...

gabanyayaya,
where did you ripped that off? Your mission?

Not measure, tune with my own ears

I just replaced some components till the sound suite me.
Different type of drivers behave differently so technically each speaker should pair with specific crossover only.

So I am in doubt so called "Universal" passive crossover does ever exist?
If really want to call universal, those electronic active crossover (variable) will be more suitable to this term 

jazzy939 try linear psu before..

gabanyayaya, octave electronics have some exotic caps, i think my father got the M-cap from there.

ongbs, lots of online calculatorler, once you it suites your ear, use those to see if its overlap in frequency or not but if its suites your ear then no issuelah

WIMA caps are usually good for audio applications. Replacement for what?

No harm I guess. Normally for crossovers application, they are axial type.. hentam sajalah belalang!

octave are ridiculously priced. u can get better parts elsewhere..IMHO, im no supreme being, but a Nichicon KZ, FG, FM, Elna SILMIC2, Cerafine wont show their true worth if placed wrongly.

Using these caps as power rail banks is just BAD and waste of money. IMHO, electrical supply rail use okay okay caps (dont go RuLYcon now..), but anything in signal path, EXOTIC is a must, haha!

But dun go over-exotic like mundorf man..that is really rich-ppl thingie...a freaking piece is 2x the price of the t-amp...more or less, using an RM5 polypropylene capacitor would adhere no significant audible difference compared to Mundorf. Extreme system design, then the difference will be there, extreme simple design...nah..

used/secondhand? ada kah?

used/secondhand? ada kah?

used/secondhand? ada kah?

ongbs,
that's a pretty good looking corssover! How much does it cost you?

gabanyayaya,
RM45 for each or stereo pair? 
definitely can!
a simple matter of calculating the required crossover frequency, getting the right capacity capacitors/inductors/resistors, hear, change until it sounds right to you and voila!

below is some poison found..

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Added on October 4, 2008, 12:37 amgabanyayaya,
this is basic.
the presence of a capacitor on a resistive or inductive circuit will always act like a filtering network.
the arrangement between the capacitor/inductive will decides if it's a lo pass or hi pass filtering network.
normally, low pass in parallel to the input, while hi pass in series.. Thats how I remember them.