Can DakiOm improve zero- or low-feedback amplifiers?
As the name implies, DakiOm Feedback Stabilizers will only improve players and amplifiers using Negative Feedback (NFB) circuitry, including digital amplifiers using NFB. They cannot improve amplifiers that shy away from the problems of NFB by avoiding or limiting the use of NFB. This is a very costly tradeoff as there are many benefits with NFB. With DakiOm Feedback Stabilizers we preserve the benefits of NFB and address the instability issues associated with NFB. DakiOm stabilized NFB components will therefore outperform zero- or low- feedback components. A rule of thumb for deciding if a component uses NFB is the specification for distortion, especially the distortion into simulated/complex speaker loads. If the distortion is specified to be less than 0.1%, then it is very likely that NFB is implemented. If your audio components shy away from specifying the distortion, then the component is probably not using NFB and therefore not compatible with Feedback Stabilizers. Q. What is Dak
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