Dayton PMPC-3.3 3.3uF 250V Precision Audio Capacitor

Too many times, people are short-sheeted in the speakers they buy. Open your speakers and look inside, and if you do not see caps like these,
you have been cheated. Change those caps out and once and for all hear those speakers you bought as the engineer actually intended them to sound like.

Everybody knows the Danes have the world's best caps, but they don't exactly give them away. I wanted to replace my cheap, generic, crossovers with good coils and polypropylene caps. After noting the low price of Dayton's standard polypropylene caps, I thought I could afford to splurge a little. But at $3.34/cap, Dayton's PMPCs don't feel like a luxury. I almost went with the Danes, anyway, but I'm glad I gave Dayton a chance. This is an exceptional product for the price. Auricap is five times more expensive; Audiocap is six. The PMPC is twice the price of Dayton's regular polypropylenes but we're talking about the difference between $1.69 and $3.34. Those who demand only the very best may still want the Audiocap. But at one-sixth the price, Dayton provides a top-quality product that brought real life out of my system. To repeat a time-worn phrase, why pay more?