i have a problem with this hybrid amp, i measure 1 volt dc output on right channel speaker output,what can cause this?
thanks
thanks
I didn't reply because I know nothing about the amp.
Does it produce clean audio on the channel with DC offset?
Does it produce clean audio on the channel with DC offset?
thank you,i'm not try to connect to the loudspeaker yet,i'm just measure at the speaker output terminal
Unless someone has some hands on experience with this amp (or something similar), I think you'll have to compare one channel to the other to see where the DC is being introduced into the circuit.
I know this is an old thread but I have just gone through adjusting the DC offset on a USAMPS AX TU1000C.
Greg at U.S. Amps got me squared away, he was very approachable and helpful.
A multi-meter, screwdriver and allen-wrench did the job.
I powered up the amp with no input or load and let it sit for 20 minutes.
I adjusted the pots (small increments) while monitoring the offset to <100mV at the speaker terminals.
The pic is of my amp, pots circled.
If your board is different and/or you need direction I highly recommend Greg.
No more turn-off pop 😀

Greg at U.S. Amps got me squared away, he was very approachable and helpful.
A multi-meter, screwdriver and allen-wrench did the job.
I powered up the amp with no input or load and let it sit for 20 minutes.
I adjusted the pots (small increments) while monitoring the offset to <100mV at the speaker terminals.
The pic is of my amp, pots circled.
If your board is different and/or you need direction I highly recommend Greg.
No more turn-off pop 😀

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