In Reply to: RE: push pull cancels 2nd order distortion so you will lose that fat warm sound of set, my push/pull 45... posted by Cleantimestream on August 8, 2014 at 08:25:10:
Yes, you are using the term differently. The discussion was about distortion created in the amplifier, not about the overtones contained in the program material. If you wish to call the overtones inherent to the source "distortion," that's fine, but that's not the characteristic that was being discussed.
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