Thank you, that raises other questions such as these, doesn't it? and would the measurements show/reveal irregularitys with these....This is correct in case you record electrical output and there are no lousy volume control pots in the signal path (their gain position and thus value is unstable).
- IC Socket?.... quality/tarnish/oxidisation, structure, fit/pressure/deformation, etc and can these even be cleaned without issue?
- opamp pins.... quality/tarnish/oxidisation, structure, fit/pressure/deformation, etc and can these even be cleaned without issue?
- Harmonics.... FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) measurement does show harmonic analysis, as it transforms a signal from the time domain to the frequency domain, revealing the presence and magnitude of different frequency components, including harmonics, doesn't it?.... so, this can be ruled out, can't it?
- lousy volume control pots in the signal path?.... as mentioned.
- Anticipation/Expectation Bias?.... must be considered but there are (apparently) thousands of (beneficial) conclusions which are in indication of (beneficial) Repeatable Conclusion, isn't it?
- what else can be considered?
For (closed loop) op-amp swaping, the gain is determined by the ratio of output to input voltage, isn’t it? so if only the opamp is swaped and everything else remains unchanged how can the speaker output become Unmatched?
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