DC off-Set...

[jleon92f]

Hi , I check my KR-5200 DC off set at the speakers and this was the result.

left: 17 mV
Right: 46 mV

Is this Ok for now?

Sounds good still.

Thanks,
John.

 

[megasat16]

Left 17mV sounds good. Right 47mV is a little high and may need to check soon. But if it doesn't change from 47mV in the next couple of weeks (and month), may be it's OK to use it without fixing soon. But if you have the coins and knows the tech who can fix it for you, it's probably best to give it a thorough checkup. May be you can adjust DC offset yourself too.

EchoWars is the man you want to talk to in this thread.

http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=5634

 

[jleon92f]

Thanks,

I did not know you could adjust it. What is replaced when you do a repair? The outputs?

Thanks,
John.

 

[EchoWars]

Few Kenwood receivers allow for offset adjustment, but I don't think I'd lose any sleep over a reading of 46mV.

 

[thebisch]

Sorry about this thread derail, but EchoWars, I sent you a PM...

Thanks,
Mike

Few Kenwood receivers allow for offset adjustment, but I don't think I'd lose any sleep over a reading of 46mV.

 

[jleon92f]

Few Kenwood receivers allow for offset adjustment, but I don't think I'd lose any sleep over a reading of 46mV.

It sounds very good so far, played it for a few days.

Thanks for your reply.

John.