[Patrick Turner]

Andre Jute wrote:

Phil wrote:
We're
not talking about "-30 degrees at 20 KHz," we're talking *dynamic* phase
shifting, the kind that makes a Crown preamp bite your ears off, while
testing at 0.0001% THD.

Let's hear some more about this dynamic phase shift that pours a pint
of vinegar into a Crown preamp. I'm not overimpressed with vanishign
THD but this is an amazing explanation for why so many silicon amps,
and not a few tube amps, sound like ****.

First he needs to define what is occuring. I think he means phase modulation
by the dynamics of the amplitude changes, so that during
increase and decrease of signal amplitudes, the phase of a signal
is tweaked to lag or lead during the amplitude change.

Let's see what he really means to say.

Patrick Turner.



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