Can anybody imagine any excuse for B&O applying normal polarized electrolytic capacitors (not back-to-back, but simply discrete capacitors) to the crossover network in Beovox S30 loudspeaker (see attached picture)?
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Beovox S30 crossover having polarized electrolytic capacitors?
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I think the consensus is that those are bipolar capacitors with (unusual) markings that indicates the shield lead. There are a couple of old threads that went into detail about this. I did a quick search and found
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