Increasing slew rate and stability

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Out of curiosity I put your circuit in LTspice and the simulated results indicated no stability problems even without the C8. Transient response to square wave did show a gritty falling edge, but easily remedied with a 22-ohm VAS degeneration resistor. SR is good at about 54V/uS.

As shown in the schematic attached I did have an output zobel network and an input LPF. Output stage was biased at 55mA.
 

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Out of curiosity I put your circuit in LTspice and the simulated results indicated no stability even without the C8. Transient response to square wave did show a gritty falling edge, but easily remedied with a 22-ohm VAS degeneration resistor. SR is good at about 54V/uS.

As shown in the schematic attached I did have an output zobel network and an input LPF. Output stage was biased at 55mA.

Can you check with my exact circuit?
 
Can you check with my exact circuit?

I tried removing the input LPF, output zobel, output incudtor(short circuiting), and the power filters for front end circuit and there wasn't much change to the loop response. Only when the output is completely open circuit, i.e. neither the 8-ohm load nor the zobel is in place, is a "knee" seen on the loop gain curve.

Did you not have a zobel at the output when you did your simulation?
 

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