Yes it’s dangerous to you and you can take out your amp as also.
It’s not something you ask how to do, it’s a job for a technician, or at minimum a good electronic hobbyist very detailed instructions solely for that piece of equipment.
If you don’t feel confident in doing from instructions from the many directions on the net, then really you should get someone to do it for you that has the confidence.
Biasing instructions for ARC Classic 30 at the bottom.
http://soundmovements.co.uk/diyaudio/CL30.html
Audio Research Data Base Biasing for Classic 30
https://www.arcdb.ws/Database/CL30/ARC_CL30_bias_adjustment.pdf
Cheers George
It’s not something you ask how to do, it’s a job for a technician, or at minimum a good electronic hobbyist very detailed instructions solely for that piece of equipment.
If you don’t feel confident in doing from instructions from the many directions on the net, then really you should get someone to do it for you that has the confidence.
Biasing instructions for ARC Classic 30 at the bottom.
http://soundmovements.co.uk/diyaudio/CL30.html
Audio Research Data Base Biasing for Classic 30
https://www.arcdb.ws/Database/CL30/ARC_CL30_bias_adjustment.pdf
Cheers George