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In Reply to: A question for Mr. John Curl posted by Jerry Parker on August 4, 2002 at 08:13:41:
Well, this won't cover all the bases by any means.....Some amplifier designs put a small RL circuit in their output to reduce the possibility of the amp oscillating outside the audio band.
This can react with the dynamic load that a speaker presents to actually alter the in-band frequency response of the amplifier as measured at it's output terminals.
There are probably a thousand other reasons too.
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