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Yamaha B-4 power amplifier

Ytamshb

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Can anyone have this model of yamaha amplifier b-4 i want service manual for this amplifier.
I need to adjust DC Balance voltage/ Bias voltage without manual I don’t know how to do that which voltage suitable for each VR adjustment can anyone help me ???image.jpg
 

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Hello Ytamshb

I am sure that you know it, but the YAMAHA B4 is a product manufactured for Japan market only
If you are looking for it ask Japanese market
 
Can anyone have this model of yamaha amplifier b-4 i want service manual for this amplifier.
I need to adjust DC Balance voltage/ Bias voltage without manual I don’t know how to do that which voltage suitable for each VR adjustment can anyone help me ???
Post a clear enlarged photo of the driver boards. :thumbsup: See if we can figure it out without a manual.
 
I'm thinking that you can use the M-4 service manual . for test points and likely DC offset and normal idle current. Class A idle current. I'm not sure at the moment.

 
Hello Dave !

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Can anyone have this model of yamaha amplifier b-4 i want service manual for this amplifier.
I need to adjust DC Balance voltage/ Bias voltage without manual I don’t know how to do that which voltage suitable for each VR adjustment can anyone help me ???
Hello everyone! You can see the quiescent current for class AB in the Yamaha M-4 service manual. I can calculate it for class A, it's not difficult. We still have a holiday in Russia. I'll post the data later.
 
According to the Yamaha M-4 manual, the voltage at the CT and NE points should be 15 mV +/- 2 mV. This also applies to the Yamaha B-4 in class AB. Adjustment in class AB is carried out by the trimmer resistor BP402.
 
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