Hey All,
I'm working on an RH84. And as I increase input the amp clips the bottom of the sine wave. In fact even before it clips the bottom of the sine wave seems rounder and more blunt than the top. (I haven't reversed the polarity of the input from the signal generator to eliminate that yet. Just thought of it.)
The more I drive it the squarer the bottom gets. But it never seems to effect the top of the waveform. Can anyone tell me is this an SE effect or an RH effect? Or is there a problem with this individual amp?
Kevin
I'm working on an RH84. And as I increase input the amp clips the bottom of the sine wave. In fact even before it clips the bottom of the sine wave seems rounder and more blunt than the top. (I haven't reversed the polarity of the input from the signal generator to eliminate that yet. Just thought of it.)
The more I drive it the squarer the bottom gets. But it never seems to effect the top of the waveform. Can anyone tell me is this an SE effect or an RH effect? Or is there a problem with this individual amp?
Kevin