Looks like you have a gain of 22, which is way too high for the OPA541. Unless this is a subwoofer amp, reduce the gain, or your high frequency response will suffer. If you need more gain, add a simple pre-amp stage with a good quality opamp.
The gain-bandwidth product of the OPA541 is 1.6 MHz. In order to keep the audio band frequency response of the amp clear of the effects (in both amplitude and phase) of limited bandwidth, I would recommend keeping the bandwith above 100 kHz. That means that the maximum gain should be around 16. The OPA549 is even more restricted with its GBP of 0.9 MHz. The National LMxxxx chips generally have a much higher GBP (e.g. 8 MHz for LM3886) so they can be run at higher gain than these TI chips.
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