Re: woofer cone moves... very wierd.

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From: Cameron
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1998 00:00

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There is some DC offset that is being introduced to the left
channel when the Aux is selected. Is this happening when the
Aux input is disconnected?

Most likely, whatever you have connected to the Aux has DC
offset in the left channel. Try changing the channels of
that unit around.

Cheers

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From: "Cameron" <cambrook@cyllene.no-spam.uwa.edu.au>
Subject: Re: woofer cone moves... very wierd.
Date: 1998/12/23
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