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Lack of the 7th harmonic is a good place to start.

And that's even measurable, although it can be at really low levels such that there are measurement difficulties: it is hard to see in all the noise and yet can still cause a problem.

But if you wanted to point at a problem area, that is a classic that's been around for many decades and not really been solved by solid state designers, although tube amp designers seem to fare better. You might see it as the holy grail; build a solid state amp that lacks odd ordered harmonic generation in general and you are on to something.

Honestly, that would represent transformation and it would likely end the market for tubes.

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