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In Reply to: Bias adjustment? Scott 208 posted by DAK on October 19, 2024 at 21:02:41:
According to what I have read, +/- 20% in electronic design values are no big deal,
I don't believe that.
18v to 22v volts is a delta of 22%.
Closer to nominal is better.
The question is are you unhappy with the sound?
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- RE: Bias adjustment? Scott 208 - walkstoslow 07:12:02 10/20/24 (9)
- RE: Bias adjustment? Scott 208 - Jim McShane 11:02:02 10/24/24 (0)
- RE: Bias adjustment? Scott 208 - DAK 08:15:51 10/20/24 (7)
- RE: Bias adjustment? Scott 208 - walkstoslow 11:29:42 10/20/24 (0)
- RE: Also, anyone addressed the high B+ issue on the 208 - DAK 08:24:50 10/20/24 (5)
- RE: Also, anyone addressed the high B+ issue on the 208 - Tre' 07:43:33 10/21/24 (4)
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- RE: What pin on the 7591 do I put the 10R resistor? ntd - DAK 13:17:31 10/21/24 (0)
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