In Reply to: "the question is incorrectly formulated" posted by Triode_Kingdom on September 1, 2014 at 12:54:25:
The main reason pentode and beam tetrode amplifiers need considerable NFB is that the output impedance of a pentode/tetrode is extremely high and would give no damping to a speaker it is driving. A triode's output impedance is reasonably low so can provide damping by itself.
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