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In Reply to: Not posted by Ralph on December 9, 2014 at 10:14:35:
The input pole should predominate, followed by the feedback pole, then followed by the supply pole (as a function of the load impedance).
Staggering the poles in this fashion makes the amplifier behave better at high levels.
Of course the NAD 'soft clipping circuit' really helps too, by clipping the input signal rather than allowing the amplifier to become unstable when the feedback loop clips.
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- RE: Not - djk 23:24:49 12/09/14 (4)
- Assuming there *is* a feedback pole - Ralph 08:24:45 12/10/14 (3)
- RE: Assuming there *is* a feedback pole - djk 14:49:28 12/10/14 (2)
- RE: Assuming there *is* a feedback pole - Ralph 14:56:01 12/10/14 (1)
- RE: Assuming there *is* a feedback pole - djk 18:17:45 12/10/14 (0)
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