CDESprague Orange Drop Capacitors Tone Caps Polyester Film .01uF 225P 103K 100V for Guitar or Bass (Set of 2)

Thought I'd upgrade a Fender P-Bass before giving it to my nephew... this cap sounds great, far better than I expected, but it is absolutely MASSIVE. It took a lot of work and some reshaping to get it to fit in the wiring cavity, and even then it presses against the pickguard hard enough to create a slight bulge.

I bought thee by accident late one night trying to get an order in before bed. These are not .047uf. They're .47uf and the size of your thumb. I had a good laugh when I received them. Not worth sending back though, so I held on to them.

I soldered these two caps into my Squier as a replacement for a .47 cap. I was able to get the tones I was looking for. The 47 seemed lower or darker tone. Now my Squier seems brighter but not to bright.

Theyre Land of the Giants physically large caps, but work well as described. Threw them in a strat project and sound great.

LP Standard w/4 push/pull wiring. They work fine.

This was a replacement for a factory cap on a 1996 Fender Stratocaster. Quick installation and I was back in business. I may have fried the original so I got this. Good stuff.

These are 22uf so, obviously not for a guitar. I meant to buy .022uf, forgot the zero. Lots of reviews here saying they are great. Even a question asking if it's really .022 and the answer was yes. They made my tone control act as a tone control AND a volume control. Hours and hours, looking up different wiring diagrams in case the one I went by was wrong, double, triple, quadruple... checking my wiring and Google. Finally found one guy say too big of a cap can do it. Checked the package, son of $%%&&%$#@#. No idea where all the good reviews came from. They started supplying the correct, "according to the listing" wrong ones?

Had no issues with these at all!

The values of the capacitors are 0.22µF, and not 0.022µF, as is the de facto standard for tone control on a humbucker. I noticed the values before opening the sealed pack of two, and I promptly initiated a refund. The marking on them states 224K, which means 22 and 4 zeros in pF with 10% tolerance (the K), meaning 220,000pF, which is 0.22µF. For tone control on a humbucker you need Orange Drops with code 223K, i.e. 22 and 3 zeros in pF, 22,000pF, or 0.022 µF.I am sure that the capacitors are fully functional, but not for use in a guitar for tone control.

Deberían tener un valor de 0.022Estos tienen 0.22No sirven para una guitarra eléctrica, a no ser que quieras hacer experimentos.

Sono arrivati con le tempistiche perfette,peccato che ho sbagliato misura e devo fare il reso ma la spedizione è stata super celere

uso sprague da sempre anche per applicazioni audio professionali, precisi nei valori e duraturi

Non mi sono piaciute le dimensioni