Can a high idle current setting do this?

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I have a piece that has always had a very "soft" top end or rolled off. I downloaded the manual so I could check the adjustment settings.
the manual has the amp board idle current value of 12.5mV. The actual board measurement was 32mV on both channels.
Set it to 12.5mV. It maybe wishful thinking, but I'll be darn if it doesn't sound better?????
Can that happen by lowering/adjusting that setting?

Edits: 07/23/15

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Topic - Can a high idle current setting do this? - airtime 16:18:07 07/23/15 (4)

RE: Can a high idle current setting do this? - reuben 05:03:45 07/24/15 (3)

RE: Can a high idle current setting do this? - airtime 08:38:41 07/24/15 (2)

RE: Can a high idle current setting do this? - reuben 06:33:00 07/25/15 (1)

RE: Can a high idle current setting do this? - airtime 08:39:10 07/25/15 (0)

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