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In Reply to: RE: Increase R in cathode bias resistor posted by Blackdog on September 25, 2017 at 19:32:23:
Yes, the other channel measures 750R as it should. I would have never found this defect if I had not decided to bypass the input selector switch and volume control. Since I had the amp opened up, I decided to trace out the amp and record the part numbers onto a schematic. Upon reflection, I always thought the stereo image was a little shifted to the left. I never questioned the overall clarity since it sounded good. I always thought it was a bit bass shy, but then wtfdIk.
David
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