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In Reply to: "And I knew that I was listening to several percent harmonic distortion." posted by Tre' on July 3, 2011 at 11:42:52:
Good question (also posed by another responder). The design in question was a single 300B that used no feedback and was played reasonably loud. I therefore assumed (yup) that there was substantial distortion present. I still think it's likely, but I really don't know that. And again, it sounded good and got me thinking.
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- RE: "And I knew that I was listening to several percent harmonic distortion." - Lee of Omaha 07/3/1112:56:54 07/3/11 (3)
- RE: "And I knew that I was listening to several percent harmonic distortion." - Tre' 13:33:10 07/3/11 (2)
- "2nd order harmonic distortion is not heard as 'distortion' in music reproduction"?? ... - andyr 19:13:37 07/3/11 (0)
- RE: "And I knew that I was listening to several percent harmonic distortion." - tomservo 13:54:54 07/3/11 (0)
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