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At 11:40 AM 11/23/2013, Aaron Levinson wrote: >Does anyone here have a source for capacitance load plugs for a preamp? I >have a rebuilt preamp that uses them to more accurately load the cart and >I have misplaced them in my house somewhere. I imagine this is a very >uncommon item but I figured if anyone would know it would be the fine >folks on ARSC. They are RCA and I need 330pf and 470pf. At 05:44 PM 11/23/2013, Dave Cawley wrote: >Make them from parts at Radio Shack ? No, because Radio Shack won't have any high-class capacitors. I'd use these Wima parts: 330 pF FKP2D003301D00HSSD 470 pF FKP2D004701D00HSSD Available in the US at Mouser Electronics. They are polypropylene dielectric, which has low dielectric absorption. Much better than C0G ceramic or mica. They have a slight negative temperature coefficient, which should not be a problem in this application. -- John Chester