just use very linear triodes

That might not be sufficient to eliminate the need for feedback. Distortion isn't the only characteristic that affects sound quality. System damping must also be considered. Well-damped speakers like horns can provide a beautiful interface for a triode. But other types typically require an amplifier with a significant damping factor of its own. There's nothing wrong with using a moderate amount of feedback to help improve system performance in this regard.

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Topic - Optimizing the Feedback Loop - JKT 19:12:49 06/20/24 (15)

RE: Optimizing the Feedback Loop - rage 12:35:27 06/21/24 (5)

I was thinking the same thing. Or just use very linear triodes to start with. nt - Tre' 16:19:02 06/21/24 (4)

just use very linear triodes - Triode_Kingdom 09:47:59 06/22/24 (3)

RE: just use very linear triodes - rage 11:56:00 06/24/24 (0)

RE: just use very linear triodes - PakProtector 05:39:02 06/23/24 (0)

Yes - Tre' 10:24:06 06/22/24 (0)

If you are reading Crowhust - Ralph 09:25:57 06/21/24 (6)

RE: If you are reading Crowhust - JKT 21:19:30 06/24/24 (1)

+1 - Ralph 08:42:55 06/25/24 (0)

RE: If you are reading Crowhust - Tre' 15:57:50 06/21/24 (2)

RE: If you are reading Crowhust - Paul Joppa 07:12:35 06/22/24 (1)

Sometimes I'm a little slow to catch on. Thanks Paul. - Tre' 10:25:16 06/22/24 (0)

RE: If you are reading Crowhust - Triode_Kingdom 09:58:14 06/21/24 (0)

RE: Optimizing the Feedback Loop - Triode_Kingdom 07:16:02 06/21/24 (0)

RE: Optimizing the Feedback Loop - trobbins 05:45:42 06/21/24 (0)

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just use very linear triodes - Triode_Kingdom 09:47:59 06/22/24 (3)

RE: just use very linear triodes - rage 11:56:00 06/24/24 (0)

RE: just use very linear triodes - PakProtector 05:39:02 06/23/24 (0)

Yes - Tre' 10:24:06 06/22/24 (0)

just use very linear triodes

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