Thanks Joe. Now I have a better appreciation of what is going on: it's a tone correcting capacitor: cuts down the treble response. Its performance is not critical; it's C51 that is the 'critical cap.' For the cap. in question, almost any type will do. I suggest you make your choice of replacement based on three factors and in this order:
1. Suitable voltage rating,
2. Physical size,
3. Physical appearance: e.g. do you want it to look original or will a modern-looking one appear O.K. to you?
I would fit a 0.0022 µF 300-v. tubular polyester.
Al.
1. Suitable voltage rating,
2. Physical size,
3. Physical appearance: e.g. do you want it to look original or will a modern-looking one appear O.K. to you?
I would fit a 0.0022 µF 300-v. tubular polyester.
Al.
