can I use 50v electrolytic caps as conjugate in speaker network?

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I am about to do series notch filter to my woofer. Re= 4 ohm, Fs= 65 hz, Qes= 0.71, Qms=4.24. According to my calculation, C=875 uf, L= 7 mh, and R= 4.6 ohm. Since capacitance is high so I think I will use electrolytic caps. My questions are
1. Can I use 50v cap in this application? Is 50v sufficient for high current application as speaker network?
2. Does quality of parts affect to sound?

I searched here and Jon Risch said it won't affect sound qualit. But my experience about Zobel, it really does. So I am quite confuse.

thanks

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Topic - can I use 50v electrolytic caps as conjugate in speaker network? - Bom 04:37:28 02/22/09 (2)

RE: can I use 50v electrolytic caps as conjugate in speaker network? - JoKath 06:05:50 02/22/09 (0)

this is a bigtime WAG - FenderLover 05:36:37 02/22/09 (0)

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