At least 400v. If you order from weber they come in 630v. For caps to experiment with, you can find a lot of cheap green polyester caps at radio shack. I think they are rated at least 400v. The treble caps are small (picofarads not micro farads) and any ceramic disc will do there.
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There is an electronics store just up the road from me. I'll stop in and get an assortment of caps. Hopefully I can get started on it Sunday. Thanks a lot for the advice. I'll post again when I get something done.
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WOW! it sounds sooooo much better! I removed C22 and changed the coupling caps, C20 from a .0027uf to a .01uf and C17 from a .0068uf to a .015uf. It doesn't sound "the same as ch1 only louder" but at least both channels now sound like they are coming out of the same amp, and the overdrive from ch2 has a good thick sounding bass, and the sparkle I was looking for. Now I'm really liking this amp!
Thanks to everyone who responded to this thread, and made my very first amp mod a success.
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