How much do caps matter-Cary SLI-80


My Cary SLI-80 integrated seems to have a faulty coupling cap.
When going in for repair, it seems that I should have all four done as another will probably fail in the near future.
There are many caps out there at many different prices.
How much do the different caps matter, and does anyone have a suggestion as to what I should use for replacement?
crwindy
Yes, If you are going to ship or hire a tech, might as well replace all four IMO. I had those Jensen oils in my former SLI-80, they do produce a softer and more veiled over sound in that amp. If you like it, can always stick with it.

While I have the same caps in my Cary preamp now, doing some testing with a few friends who opted to go with the upgraded Mundorf's that Cary offers as an option. Any good tech can source the same caps as suggested above.I ran the Mundorfs in my prior Cary amps and current amps from another mfg. More open, clear, with nice texture. It varies. 

As others have said, each brand/type/model cap can all produce a different sound and result. Its worth figuring out what you'd like to change about the sound if you are going to replace all four caps.  
 
A bit late to the party pauly...


I don’t like responding without taking the time to give it some thought. 
@roxy54 "This thread is 7 years old dekooney."


The Cary SLI-80 amplifier is timeless, it won’t die, and nothing has changed except the spelling of my handle-name, ...not, lol i caught it late only looking at the last post ;)