12000uF Cap - where to find it?

[Skruffyhound]

Hi all, first post in a long time. I'm not exactly back in the game but the soldering iron is out!
I was wondering if anyone can help me source a 12000uF 50V 105 degree C (10mm leg spacing, 52mm high x 30mm diameter) electrolytic cap. I am a bit out of touch with suppliers. I can find one option at Mouser, but paying 20€ post for a 5€ component hurts a bit. They are too big for many pedal component suppliers, I thought maybe some of you tube amp guys might have an idea. I can see from the Chinese end that they are also used for ballast in flourescent lights, so not especially rare. Unfortunately I don't need 5000 of them or I could get them from over there!

The one I am replacing is from my friend's high end monitor speaker.

Thanks

[italianguy63]

Do a search on eBay.. Found one there quickly for $5.99US, and free shipping.

50mm x 30mm, 63V.

MC

[Skruffyhound]

Ok, strangely, didn't think of that option. I'll check it out. Thanks

[bluebunny]

If you have the room, you could put three 4700uF in parallel. The exact total value isn't likely to be critical.

[bool]

But could you swap in a 10000uF/63V cap?

Imho most of Panasonic, Nichicon 105deg C caps could be a potential candidate.