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The non-polarized (NP) caps that are used in speaker crossovers are NP,
but they appear to be electrolytics. Are they actually electrolytics, and if so, how do they make them non-polarized compared to standard electrolytic caps? Also, what is the reason they are NP, rather than use regular polarized caps? |
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