Posted by RC Daniel [ 58.106.35.35 ] on September 21, 2007 at 23:59:27:

In Reply to: Why SE in SET amps? posted by granch on September 04, 2007 at 00:41:29:

Hi Dick

I have not posted over here for a long time; anyhow...

I am thinking that (within reason) some folks may be more sensitive to the ratios of odd : even harmonc distortions, rather than absolute levels. Could a reduction in 2nd harmonic distortion expose odd-order artifacts or somehow make them more obvious / offensive?

Hmmm, perhaps this is analagous to dietary intake of omega6 : omega3 fatty acids or blood HDL : LDL ratios and their effects on health?

Got to run
Raymond

Replies:

• Re: Why SE in SET amps? - granch 00:35:26 09/22/07 (10)
  • Re: Why SE in SET amps? - RC Daniel 17:35:53 09/23/07 (9)
    • Re: Why SE in SET amps? - granch 21:49:41 09/23/07 (8)
      • Re: Why SE in SET amps? - Wayne Parham 10:06:29 09/24/07 (7)
        • Re: Why SE in SET amps? - granch 18:32:12 09/24/07 (6)
          • Re: Why SE in SET amps? - Wayne Parham 19:30:01 09/25/07 (5)
            • Re: Why SE in SET amps? - granch 21:53:44 09/25/07 (4)
              • Re: Why SE in SET amps? - Wayne Parham 23:31:01 09/25/07 (3)
                • Re: Why SE in SET amps? - granch 15:28:40 09/26/07 (2)
                  • Re: Why SE in [all kinds of Class A] amps? - Wayne Parham 01:29:18 10/08/07 (1)
                    • Re: Why SE in [all kinds of Class A] amps? - granch 21:31:47 10/08/07 (0)