Non-feedback amplification topology and frequency
"Ultimately you have to be more careful of your speaker choice; this is doubly important because a speaker that requires the amp to have feedback will never be able to sound like real music- it will at best sound like a good hifi." Hmmm, never is a long long time! I think that's arguable at a minimum. |
Atmasphere, as Mapman has indicated, you should be prepared to be criticized if you state opinions in absolutes. What you state are facts are contested by others. See below. http://sound.westhost.com/articles/distortion+fb.htm |
Atmasphere, is it so that a non negative feedback design does not have any odd order harmonics? If that is not true where does that leave us? I highly respect your dialog on this forum and I don't want to stop it so my question is a sincere one. I wonder if we are making too big of a deal with NFB in high quality amplifiers. If the overall design of the amp needs minimal NFB how does that in real conditions compare to a non NFB design. Isn't that a competent design then no matter what emitter device is used? Then I don't think we are talking about bright and harsh as noticeable differences are we? Arn't we really talking about competent designs and non competent designs then? Thanks again Atmasphere for your dialog. |
