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In Reply to: RE: that's correct -- it's the "SE" not the "T"... posted by mgbpuff on May 17, 2025 at 09:05:46:
The biggest difference is that you can add gain more easily in a solid state amp so global feedback can be more effective.
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- No amplifying devices are linear - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 08:06:29 05/19/25 (34)
- Yes but some devices are a lot more linear than others - Tre' 07:15:36 05/20/25 (33)
- RE: Yes but some devices are a lot more linear than others - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 18:40:26 05/20/25 (32)
- RE: Yes but some devices are a lot more linear than others - hahax@verizon.net 22:16:20 05/21/25 (21)
- Distortion and frequency response are good starting points - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 23:38:20 05/21/25 (20)
- RE: Distortion and frequency response are good starting points - Ralph 11:14:00 05/22/25 (15)
- RE: Distortion and frequency response are good starting points - PaulF70 08:38:25 06/01/25 (2)
- Totally agree! - Ralph 08:24:29 06/02/25 (0)
- Distortion vs power - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 11:54:51 06/01/25 (0)
- RE: Distortion and frequency response are good starting points - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 18:11:01 05/23/25 (11)
- RE: Distortion and frequency response are good starting points - Ralph 10:46:12 05/27/25 (9)
- RE: Distortion and frequency response are good starting points - morricab 12:32:27 06/01/25 (1)
- Correct. - Ralph 08:22:36 06/02/25 (0)
- Pedantically, our ears use the pressure of the sound to sense the sound pressure - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 16:54:56 05/29/25 (6)
- Its easy to show that higher ordered harmonics are what the ear uses - Ralph 08:26:40 05/30/25 (5)
- RE: Its easy to show that higher ordered harmonics are what the ear uses - morricab 12:36:12 06/01/25 (2)
- :) so which is it? - Ralph 08:21:22 06/02/25 (1)
- RE: :) so which is it? - morricab 07:50:41 06/05/25 (0)
- I retain my title as Most Pedantic Inmate - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 19:28:47 05/31/25 (1)
- RE: I retain my title as Most Pedantic Inmate :) - Ralph 08:57:38 06/02/25 (0)
- RE: Distortion and frequency response are good starting points - morricab 10:05:15 05/26/25 (0)
- RE: Distortion and frequency response are good starting points - morricab 06:14:16 05/22/25 (3)
- RE: Distortion and frequency response are good starting points - PaulF70 08:25:03 05/24/25 (2)
- chaotic behavior - Ralph 07:55:21 06/03/25 (0)
- RE: Distortion and frequency response are good starting points - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 15:25:22 05/25/25 (0)
- RE: Yes but some devices are a lot more linear than others - morricab 00:49:44 05/21/25 (9)
- There is a system that takes advantage of psychoacoustics - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 23:40:17 05/21/25 (1)
- I know another one...- - morricab 12:44:28 06/01/25 (0)
- A straight wire with gain wouldn't work right with most speakers - Ralph 09:08:20 05/21/25 (6)
- RE: A straight wire with gain wouldn't work right with most speakers - PaulF70 08:31:42 05/24/25 (3)
- RE: A straight wire with gain wouldn't work right with most speakers - PaulF70 09:37:40 05/28/25 (1)
- Yes, and - Ralph 07:48:53 06/03/25 (0)
- RE: A straight wire with gain wouldn't work right with most speakers - Ralph 10:33:40 05/27/25 (0)
- Its a sonic metaphor...-DUH! - morricab 12:05:44 05/21/25 (1)
- Yes. And its one that doesn't hold up if you think about it just a little bit. nt - Ralph 12:54:33 05/21/25 (0)