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Well, technically, objectively, it is, if the numbers you suggest are true. You might happen to like that distortion and coloration, and there is nothing wrong with that, but by the criteria of accurate reproduction of the original signal and "high fidelity", it would be a poor showing.
It's possible they are better, the 0.5% is based on the Crack plus Speedball. In that case, what point is there in measuring? The best case scenario is a review concluding with some variation of "the distortion is too high, the output impedance is too high, but it sounds good subjectively."
Who knows, maybe we could be surprised.
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