help on changing capacitors

The Odams are mid priced high end caps and nowhere near $1200 a set. They sound 2x better than $50 caps. Just giving the facts and the OP can decide. The Miflex caps I compared were $70 plus each.  The Odams are around $90.  The cheaper Miflex  caps are simply not in the same league as the Odams. 
Cutf Vcaps are very good, but the Odams are very special and many feel no need to spend the Cutf price after using them.  I am one such person. 

I stand corrected. The ODAM are $90 from Vcap while the Miflex are $66 from Partsconnexion. The $1200 was for CuTF however and it should have been $2200+ Must be having a pre-senior moment.

@ausaudio   Thanks for the info.  I probably have in 150 different caps in my shop right now.  My quotes as I thought that I eluded to are about the type of caps in general.  I have a few different PIO, they seem to share a rich tone quality, but not as detailed as some other caps that I prefer. My note about Digikey having Jensen was only because I looked. I had no idea that they were out of business. 
140208 Jensen Capacitors | Capacitors | DigiKey Marketplace

Right. Caps are easily swapped. Think of it not as a repair but as an upgrade. Shop for your caps the same way you would shop for any other component- by listener impressions.

Agreed with @millercabon.  The most accurate source of listening impressions in my experience is humbleHifi.  He's always right on the money to my ears.

http://www.humblehomemadehifi.com/Cap.html