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In Reply to: Re: Hafler P7000 runs 'hot' even at idle, normal? posted by Bob Lee (QSC) on February 4, 2005 at 08:43:25:
Today I checked the bias and it was 435ma on the left channel and 425 on the right, the I reset them both down to 375ma which is less than the recommended 400ma. It seems to be running much cooler now.
Thanks for the tips Bob. I am dissappointed by a lark of response from Hafler though.
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- Re: Hafler P7000 runs 'hot' even at idle, normal? - JoeKool 15:21:02 02/04/05 (2)
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