I hate to bring bad news but your card had these caps ripped off it... you really need to replace them.
As for the values of them? no idea. You need to ask another owner or find a picture that shows them so we can be 100% sure what is needed...

As keropi said, please install the caps.
Maybe it is not easy to find an owner of the card.
But it should be easy to guess the capacity.
Check out the tantals on the bottom right of the card. Do all have the same Specs?
Typical are 16V and 10uF.
For the electrolyte Cap, should be the same as the fat ones next to the output. My guess 16V 470uF which is typical for other soundcards.
Good luck.

As the other said. Also if you don't have soldered before: Don't use the AdLib Gold as your first -uhm- patient.
While soldering isn't hard, it needs a bit of training (which involves holding the soldering iron correctly, not overheating the solder
joints, using flux, applying the solder correctly etc.) People at a Maker Faire (?) or a friendly CB radio/amateur radio/
electronics tinkerer/model maker (-> RC cars, boats, etc) person in your neighbourhood might be able to solder these caps for you.
Anyway, just saying, since I don't know your skills. It's no offense. 😅

I checked the values on my card. So small and hard to read!

Only one has a weird value "106 +16K" but it seems that you can find it :

Hope this helps.
If anyone wants to confirm the values (my eyes are tired), even better.

Thank you for all the replies, I will definitely get these caps and have them soldered by someone who is well trained in that matter. The only problem could be acquiring the "106" cap, the rest is availabe at my local electronic shop.

I can confirm that the tantalum "106 16K" capacitor is a 10μF 16v one
So it's an easy repair job , the caps are all pretty common. devlin44 get some good name ones for such a card 😀

tip: when in doubt about caps/resistors use this site => http://kiloohm.info/3-digit-capacitor/106

keropi wrote:

http://kiloohm.info/3-digit-capacitor/106

Cool. This will help me in the future too.

@devlin44
Please keep us updated!

devlin44 wrote:

Thank you for all the replies, I will definitely get these caps and have them soldered by someone who is well trained in that matter. The only problem could be acquiring the "106" cap, the rest is availabe at my local electronic shop.

I would offer to do this job for you, don't know where you live, but that card deserves to be put into good order. And i would have the chance to touch this card at least once in my lifetime. 🤣 🤣