Dahlquist DQ-10 capacitor values?


All the caps which I want to replace in my DQ-10's have no value's.They all have their own numbers starting with DQ,such as DQ1065 (just for example).The only info.that I understand is they also give their voltage rating.Would someone out there have this info.,and any other suggestions for the crossovers that they could pass along ?I'm also looking for the best bang for the buck caps suggestion.Thanks to all in advance.
almac
Go here for a crossover schematic.
http://www.diyhifi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=291

I am still looking for my instructions from 1978 when I upgraded mine.
Mingles, the instructions for mirror imaging may be found here: Dahlquist Yahoo! Group Same goes for the later s/n schematics, but those have already been linked to.

- JP
I used to own 2 pairs of DQ 10 1 stock + 1 with a crossover upgrade. The one with the X-over upgrade was a much better sounding speaker, much more open. Got them with the upgrade. Just my 2 cents. My move to Maggies was next. Love them DQ 10 though.
It is a dramatic change to go to Mills Resistors, Goertz foil air core inductors (woofer circuit inductors), and Solen Fast Caps. Plenty of room to upgrade crossovers. Upgrade wiring to braided 14 awg except woofer and midwoofer, use heavy braid monster speaker cable. Of course, convert to biamp the two sections. You will find many resources for crossover changes online. I also have a crossover schematic if you do not find one.

A Scanspeak D2010 (corrected for ohms with a resistor) takes the place of the supertweeter and tweeter while a Hi VI DMN-A 2" cupped Midrange replaces the midrange. A nice Scanspeak Revelator takes the place of the mid-woofer and same inverted AR woofer main. Beautiful sound experience, just keep the speaker impedence correct and follow crossover mod to change tweeter circuit from supertweet + tweeter to 1 D2010 each.

I don't use stands, you need them to be on the floor to gain a low frequency advantage, very inefficient woofer.

They say to also remove the back metal shield too, but I have tried it both ways and as long as it's attached well with foam gasket there will be no noticible advantage. All of the above section speakers have a back carpet like covering (original covering) and the speaker does not rely on backfed sound.

Some would say that the speaker should be left original but I say why not improve on a great design with the latest enhancements in drivers and discrete components.

Wish I could post some pics here.

Good luck!
Reliaserv