Balance on Tube Amp
Recently purchased Tube Amp and with my hearing left side could use more volume and my living room will not allow me to keep speaker out approx 8 inches out from wall ...
What would be the best Quality way to make this adjustment on Amp with No Adjustment ???
Showing 4 responses by elliottbnewcombjr
get thee a Chase RLC-1 Remote Line Controller. They were made to add remote control to existing non-remote equipment. 105 db Signal to Noise Ratio is true: I and my friends are simply unable to hear whether it is in or out of the signal path. In, you get remote volume, balance, mute, treble, bass, and it has 4 selectable Line Level Inputs. Use it direct, to an input, or thru a tape or processor loop. You MUST have the remote, there are no controls on the unit. Any RLC-1 remote will work, they all use the same KP-1 Remote. Adjusting balance, from your listening position, for your specific needs, or for specific tracks, once you have it, it is amazing how much improvement to imaging a small adjustment can make. You can have a problem with balance in your system, from who knows what: compensate, keep listening, enjoy, find and fix the issue later at your convenience.
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The Chase Unit is a far better choice, even if just using the REMOTE BALANCE, small risk, likely work together, total $85. this one, broken, comes with a needed remote CHASE RLC-1, to get the remote needed for a unit without a remote $30. get the non-working unit to have a case in good condition or New in Box, asking $210, make offer .............................
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