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In Reply to: Two Broad Schools of Thought in Audio posted by Lee of Omaha on July 3, 2011 at 07:14:16:
how do you know the SET had a lot of distortion? Most do, but only when they're driven beyond a certain point. How do you know it was past that point? Also, the tubes commonly used in SET, 45,2A3, and 300B, are some of the most linear there are- of any type of amplification. Doesn't that qualify them more as SWG, as you call it, than anything else? especially when a circuit is kept extremely simple?
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