Sunfire Load Invariant Amp Filter Cap Replacements

     Here's a thought: Two of something around 4700uF/150V (MUCH easier to find), in parallel, to replace each 9300uF cap.

     Just a slight bump in capacitance, which never hurts, in my experience.

     The tricky part is fitment in the chassis.

     If you can find some small enough, in at least 150V and mount/wire them with their terminals facing each other (save some room?); you'll be golden.

     I just picked 4700uF because Newark has 176 caps, of various voltages/dimensions, in that value.

https://www.newark.com/c/passive-components/capacitors/aluminium-electrolytic-capacitors/snap-in-screw-terminal-aluminium-electrolytic-capacitors/prl/results/2?capacitance=4700uf

     If they don't have something that fits in stock: get the data and search further for someone that does.

     Of course: there are also a plethora of values that can be combined, to match or exceed the 9300uF.

     Actually: staggered and stacked, four 4700uF caps should fit easily.

     Perhaps four of these would fit, that way:

https://www.newark.com/vishay/mal220213472e3/cap-4700uf-250v-alu-elec-screw/dp/60AK9812

Thank you for your help and links on this.  I appreciate it.

       Hope some of that helps!

            Happy listening!

Mbrusso, what is motivating you to replace these capacitors? Is there a problem with the sound of the amp? How have you determined the capacitors are the culprit for that problem?