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6th August 2010, 02:28 PM
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Need help on dc offset of t-amps
Hello
 Just wanna ask the proper way to adjust the dc offset on t-amps 2020.There is a variation of dcv on speaker output after warming up my amps. First five minutes I get is +/- .9mv and after 20mins I took another reading,It went up to 2.5mv. Is this good or bad? Thanks and more power |
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