Maybe that "balance null" inverts one channel and mixes it with the other out of phase, so you the for minimum sound to balance L and R? Of course, since in stereo R and L are not the same--close, usually but not identical--you'll still have residual and messy sound. But if the purpose is just to balance, a momentary bad sound is no big deal.
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not positive but that was guy selling the VM 580 has a wall hanger GE in his storage and from what I could see of it , it looks identical to the cabinet in the pictures , could not see the guts or operating parts of it... so it could be identical or real close to the one in the post...he says it is coming up for sale as well ... I will have to keep watch for it...
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Maybe the guy who had the VM 580 would like to join the forum...... 
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I think Elton suggested that very thing to him. I guess time will tell if it happens or not.
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I would consider one of this model to complete Don's Trimline collection. They come up on ebay occasionally. Shipping is the killer.....

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