Well I thought I finally got it figured out. But it seems my issue with the left channel output being louder than the right is not a warm up issue and is being caused by something else. Has anyone got any ideas?
Here is a summary of my problem:
The left channel output is frequently louder (though the level which it is louder is not consistent) than my right channel. In order to deal with this I have to constantly adjust the gain pots on the back of the amp. Sometimes I have to adjust it to 25% less than the right and sometimes I have to reduce the left gain to half of the right in order to get the output balanced. This problem has been driving me crazy for a while now. At first I thought it was speaker position, then cables, then source, then wall treatments. After way too much fiddling i have determined that its the amp. So what could cause this? Fluctuating power from the outlet? Defective amp?
Thanks for the help
Here is a summary of my problem:
The left channel output is frequently louder (though the level which it is louder is not consistent) than my right channel. In order to deal with this I have to constantly adjust the gain pots on the back of the amp. Sometimes I have to adjust it to 25% less than the right and sometimes I have to reduce the left gain to half of the right in order to get the output balanced. This problem has been driving me crazy for a while now. At first I thought it was speaker position, then cables, then source, then wall treatments. After way too much fiddling i have determined that its the amp. So what could cause this? Fluctuating power from the outlet? Defective amp?
Thanks for the help

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