Replace Capacitors Samsung Monitor

japanese capacitors = high quality

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This monitor is so good, I'm going to replace my main monitor with the curved version of this monitor. My current main monitor is an MSI gaming screen, and the Samsung blows it out of the water! Even more reason to be a Samsung customer. Everything they make is spectacular!!

I bought this BenQ PD3220U monitor to replace a Samsung that gave me nothing but trouble. The BenQ monitor has a nice stable base. It can be set up in landscape or portrait mode. With the disc that comes with it you have a number of options for color modes. It's really easy to dial up the different modes for comparison to find the one that suits your needs. The only drawbacks are minor. If you look at the display from an angle it looks grey. The very outer edges also seem to have a grey tint.

I really like this monitor it's a definite upgrade from my 32" samsung.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently purchase the 55in samsung to replace my 43in Samsung that ive had for over 10 years. All i can say is I am impressed not only by the price point but the picture quality and sound that comes with it. I compared other competitors side by side and Samsung just comes on top.

I bought this to replace my Samsung S7. I can use this for 2 or 3 days before I have to change it up. I had to charge the samsung up after using it for 2 or 3 hours. Love this phone!

Yes you will get some bass roll off in the very very low end, so it will not go down to 5 hz like a set of 800.00 aphex 124a or 750.00 Arx distribution split. The 20 db of gain is a big plus, and of course having level control pots on all outputs, is an excellent feature. IF you are using to drive multiple low end subwoofers, you may wish to change the output capacitors. Existing ones are 10 uf 50 volt polar electrolytic, and you can easily change for 100 uf 50 volt polar electrolytic for a few dollars. Once you open the case these can easily be seen. The capacitors are easily available and are not expensive. If you try this you will need a solder sucker. Do not try soldering without one. Suck up all the old solder and remove the caps and replace all of then in the existing threw holes. They are marked for positive and negative on the pc board. Once you got them all in place just solder them back in. Once you do this for a few more dollars you can rival any expensive distribution amp. Would be nice if it was more than just 3 inch deep on the case. Most components are at least 6 inches.

I have four 84s and had to have a pair (from 1975) serviced for capacitors and a bias adjustment. One of the capsules had a loose need/pin and caused that mic to almost sound like an omni. Probably a backplate problem. I had the capsule replaced with a new one from Neumann and can't believe how perfectly it matched the other old one from the pair. No noticeable difference between the two, even next to each other above a drum kit. Amazing.

We bought this to replace our old Samsung soundbar and it is a great improvement

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently purchased the Samsung 32" ViewFinity UJ590 UHD Monitor and I am very happy with my purchase. The monitor delivers excellent picture quality with a great native contrast ratio and decent black uniformity. The FreeSync VRR support and great response time make it a great choice for gaming and movies . The monitor is also easy on the eyes with its low blue light filter and flicker-free technology. The 32-inch screen size is perfect for multitasking and the 4K resolution makes everything look crystal clear . Overall, I would highly recommend the Samsung 32" ViewFinity UJ590 UHD Monitor to anyone looking for a great 4K monitor that delivers excellent picture quality and is easy on the eyes . It's a great choice for gaming, movies, and multitasking .