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22nd June 2010, 02:39 PM
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Your english is clear enough but the request doesn't make sense. A tube, by itself, does not have a characteristic distortion spectrum. A tube, operating in a particular circuit, at a given operating point and load line, at a given signal level, will produce a particular spectrum, but what comes out of the amp also depends on the driver tube(s), transformers, and any other nonlinear elements in the circuit.
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