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RE: Limiting low frequency response of SE amp

Hey paul,

assuming the driver is not inductively loaded I don't see how keeping LF info out of the picture changes anything wrt overload characteristics.

I don't see a tube caring about the low frequency content of the signal and as far as headroom goes you still need enough for the high passed signal to operate so by what mechanism does restricting bandwidth help?

dave

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