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Silent but audible noise (hiss) in loudspeaker and SNR

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Chrise36

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pogo said:
This was explained quite well here: Link
See also here: Link

'A high damping factor tends to produce a more clearly defined, very precise and analytical sound image, whereas a reduced damping factor produces a more warm and softer sound image.' <- extract from the T+A A200 manual
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Ok i meant if it does something regarding noise
 
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