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Jeff Rowland Model 7 mk2 bias adjustement
Hello all,
I've got the Jeff Rowland Model 7 Power amp and because of one of them are a bit warmer than the other, I would like to control the bias ... Does anyone have informations about the method to do that ? For information there is a screw on each of them where "bias adj" is writing but I don't know the factory Voltage "measures"/"data" and where/how I have to take it. Please excuse my bad english ... I'm french Many thanks for your help. Regards, Sly N.B : My model 7 are the "B" version, I suppose that mean MK2 version ... (with XLR inputs) |
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