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Re: Why SE in SET amps? [message #11393 is a reply to message #11392] Mon, 24 September 2007 17:32 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Plse tell me more about the "others".
The reason "total distortion" (not necessarily harmonic) is so easy to measure is that all you have to do is run a pure sine wave thru the amp, null it out, and see what's left. Anything left is by definition distortion - hum, noise, or whatever.
I agree that there are lots of differences between amps, but let's face it: they are the least distorting part of the reproducing chain - unless you count the wires, which many of your contributors find make "huge" differences. Anyway, compared to electromechanical devices, amps can be "perfect".

 
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