I partly disagree on that one. Tube amps may sound less fatiguing when driven into clipping, because tubes clip less "hard" than solid state devices. The part I disagree on, is no NFB. No NFB usually means low power. Low power means clipping at lower volume levels. That again leads to more fatigue.
Let's be honest: you haven't really heard any such amp, have you?
Clipping?! Do you think i am into building guitar amps?
Only your clueless opinions lead to more fatigue. The clipping level of the amp is completely meaningless unless you know the sensitivity of the speakers and the listening volume.
guess I am wrong at that point then
I have actually. One of them is a big amp in a big case, with about 60 watts per channel. I thought this was an exception to the rule NFB amps had little output, but it seems not...
That is true. But I think that an amplifier that causes listening fatigue is either a bad amplifier, or a clipping amplifier.
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