C10 is a decoupling capacitor, but why so big? The amplifier draws a lot of power suddenly, and if the power supply can't keep up with the sudden demand in spike, there will be audible distortion. By adding a very large capacitor, the amplifier is free to draw as much power as it needs to handle it, resulting in a smoother listening experience.

C12 is there to remove the DC component from the audio signal. This ensure that the speaker can make the most of its dynamic range.

Tools Needed

• Soldering iron
• Cutter

Parts Needed

• 2 x 100μF capacitors

Instructions

• Install the 100μF capacitors onto the board and solder them into place.
• Remember to check the polarity of the capacitors as you insert them into place  (+ and - signs)