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Posted by Ralph on November 3, 2020 at 09:25:45:
I was nutshelling it; we're on the same page here.

About the only way I can see around this is to have so much feedback that the amp can compensate for the distortion added by the feedback itself. But that takes a lot of feedback (over 35-40dB) which is really impractical in most tube amps. For that matter, its been impractical in most solid state amps too, which is why there is over a half century legacy of bright harsh solid state amps with few exceptions.