Easy. You guys never talk about any tests that involve music. All of those tests involving complex and dynamic waveforms have seemed to slip my mind. Please enlighten me.


All the DBT are with music. Threshold detect is by the most sensitive signals. That excludes music by default. But I thought you knew all this.



Where do I start? Well the obvious cases are the virtually worthless value of THD, lack of jitter control in digital DACs, and the measured explanation why many early SS designs sounded like fingernails on chaulkboard - TIM. As for documentation, Mati Otata's paper goes back twenty years. Fortunately, engineers now understand that global feedback is something to apply in moderation.

Yes, I know about Mati and the sound of caps too. Please cite his paper you are referring to.
In the meantime, please check this out:

http://www.dself.dsl.pipex.com/ampins/dipa/dipa.htm

Oh, he is a credible source to be contended with. This is not 20 years old wishfull thinking.



[b]You are mistaken.

That is always a possibility. It appears you are never.